Thread: Half the Watagan's are shut

Originally Posted by Redback

Yes i included that, some areas noth of the pines used to be Olney SF, that area is now part of Watagans National Park, but I'm fairly sure the area south of the pines to the Basin and the NPWS Depot is still State Forest.

Baz.

No, the area south, to beyond the old Jilliby Scout Camp is now NP.

Edit: You could be right about the area along Walkers Ridge to the Basin - I have no current knowledge of changes out that way.

Originally Posted by Bush65

No, the area south, to beyond the old Jilliby Scout Camp is now NP.

Edit: You could be right about the area along Walkers Ridge to the Basin - I have no current knowledge of changes out that way.

Yes that area is part of NP, it's the Jiliby State Conservation area.

Dobbo is this a permanent closure or is NPWS rebuilding tracks.

Baz.

Originally Posted by Redback

Yes that area is part of NP, it's the Jiliby State Conservation area.

Dobbo is this a permanent closure or is NPWS rebuilding tracks.

Baz.

Demarkation tape reading danger no entry over the tracks around the Pines camping areas, Slippery Rock rd has been fenced off for ages, I haven't been South but have heard through the grapevine that the same has happened down Daniels Rd area. I'll check that out tommorow. Honestly I don't know if it's a permanent thing or just for grading/regeneration of the tracks. Anyone shed some light on this?

Originally Posted by p38arover

What's an Ogjon?

My understanding of an OGJON its a gnome like creature that lives on weetbix and its natural preditor is the dingo and it habitats the eastern foot hills of the watagans

Originally Posted by lokka

My understanding of an OGJON its a gnome like creature that lives on weetbix and its natural preditor is the dingo and it habitats the eastern foot hills of the watagans

what he said ^^^^^^^^

Originally Posted by lokka

My understanding of an OGJON its a gnome like creature that lives on weetbix and its natural preditor is the dingo and it habitats the eastern foot hills of the watagans

I think the NSW subspecies diet consists mostly of jaffles, Weetbix is drought fodder alternative.

Cheers
simon

Originally Posted by abaddonxi

I think the NSW subspecies diet consists mostly of jaffles, Weetbix is drought fodder alternative.

Cheers
simon

and drives a vitara!

Originally Posted by dobbo

Demarkation tape reading danger no entry over the tracks around the Pines camping areas, Slippery Rock rd has been fenced off for ages, I haven't been South but have heard through the grapevine that the same has happened down Daniels Rd area. I'll check that out tommorow. Honestly I don't know if it's a permanent thing or just for grading/regeneration of the tracks. Anyone shed some light on this?

NP were recently allocated $700,000 to repair damage in the Watagans that resulted from the June 2007 storm.

My guess is they have started those works. But .....