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I have landed at the Lady Barron Gravel strip to the North, which was pretty hairy.Couple of large hills that need to be negotiated, there is a fair bit of tiger country to worry about in case of engine failure on takeoff when taking off to the west. There were at leat 8 billion roos to scre off before landing or taking off, and you dare not depart from the centreline as the edges are soft and sinking is a gauranteed result.I was advised at the time (early 2000's) that this was the better of the strips.Hate to see what the grass one is like.Mick
I have landed at the Lady Barron Gravel strip to the North, which was pretty hairy.
Couple of large hills that need to be negotiated, there is a fair bit of tiger country to worry about in case of engine failure on takeoff when taking off to the west. There were at leat 8 billion roos to scre off before landing or taking off, and you dare not depart from the centreline as the edges are soft and sinking is a gauranteed result.
I was advised at the time (early 2000's) that this was the better of the strips.
Hate to see what the grass one is like.
Mick
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