Road riding at night is more interesting in North Queensland...
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so everything is deadly in oz.
rmacattack - Member
so everything is deadly in oz.
as far as I'm aware we got through an entire EWS with no snakes or drop bears, damm some people were worried
Just read this today: https://futurism.com/researchers-just-discovered-a-spider-the-size-of-a-dinner-plate-in-australia/
mogrim - Member
Just read this today: https://futurism.com/researchers-just-discovered-a-spider-the-size-of-a-dinner-plate-in-australia/
I think I've seen one of those, but I'm sure there's bigger spiders out west around Camooweal.
They string a web of sorts between low bushes and trees to catch small birds, which is not fun when you find it when you're belting around the scrub at dawn in a Mini Moke with the screen down. 🙂
Tiger snakes are grumpy sods as well. Only seen one admittedly. Fair few dugites on the Perth trails through.
That asbestos pic on the other hand is terrifying. Wittenoom is an eerie place. Fair bit of that at work at times. Looks pretty in the gorges mind.




