Log cutting with a 'Crosscut Saw'. The winning pair, one male and one female, sawed the log in 13 seconds.
The greasy pig chase. This is the second release, the first time the pig ran into the exhibits shed scampering under the tables.
You can just make out the pig running behind the marques, it bolted through the cattle yards and back into the bush.
Girls sprint final.
Boys sprint final.
Girls whip cracking. This is the winner, same girl as in the sprint above.
Boys whip cracking, the winner.
Tossing water filled balloons, drop it and you are OUT.
Dog high jump. Some smart animals ran around to the side of the ute and jumped in!
This is the eventual 'Runner-Up' clearing the hurdle.
The eventual winner showing his style.
Hi Guys
ReplyDeleteForsayth, looks a great place at the right time of the year, We will have to keep an eye on this one it looks like a great day out with the locals.
What are the roads like out there for the car and Caravan.
Keep up the blog we are itching to get back out there can't come sooner enough for me
Cheers from the both of us Jim and Lee
Hi James, As with all the roads up north of Australia the roads are a year by year proposition, depends on what damage is caused by the wet. The road to Forsayth from Georgetown, 45 km, is new sealed road bar for 15 km of gravel, and even 10 km of that was OK. The road to Cobold Gorge from Forsayth, also 45 km was badly corrugated the entire way but we travelled in a bus, left our car in the caravan park. Regards Noel
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