Croc Watch
We explored the foreshore of Pardoo Station and headed down to Pardoo Creek. There was one man fishing and told us that a croc was spotted at the mouth of the creek a few miles up, less than a week ago. We grab the boys and kept them well away from the creek.
Pardoo Station gates
Mustering with 4x4 Jeeps
Red Point
Whilst we were in the car, we pulled up over looking Red Point beach. The boys were asleep and Steven and I ate our lunch, in the car. In the background there are four people fishing off the rocks. A lady started walking toward us holding up two massive salmon. I applauded, thinking she wanted to show us their successful catch (and rub it in that we haven't caught a thing). But she came over to us and asked if we wanted the fish. YES! YES! We stayed an extra night and had the most fresh fish caught less than an hour ago. We received four massive fillets and the boys chowed down. Steven and I protected our plates from them (we weren't going to share our fish fillet with them).
Gate étiquette
Grandpa, found the missing sign from the back paddock gate. It is hard to believe that some city slickers fail to shut a gate.
That gate sign gives me an idea for our back gate hmm....good gateing Jacob..Fresh Salmon for dinner, Grandma is envious..Crocodile country "beware".. It looks like your in the wide open spaces..Great places to stay at..looks like FUN!!!"relax & enjoy"..
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