About to cross a creek on a makeshift log bridge. We spent about 45 minutes getting a few of the logs reorganized before we crossed.
Kimberly, Western Australia
Some water crossings are deeper than others!
Cape York, Queensland, Australia
Some crossings are longer than others! ...and watched by those who think you won't make it! - We did.
Cape York, Queensland, Australia
This crossing was a momentum vs. bog tradeoff. To slow and you sink, to fast affects control. The bow wave was a bit to big but we made it across! Note: You can see how important a diesel engine is in a situation like this. The water in the engine compartment could easily short out the plugs on a gasoline/petrol powerplant.
Western Australia
Pam dealing with the flys deep in the Australian Outback on the Canning Stock Route, 2000 kilometers of 4wd heaven!
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