Experience Kimberley Tour Guide

by Eddie Bird
(Darwin)

You make it sound so so easy. Please remind people about the different driving technique required for dirt road driving eg; loose gravel, corrugations especially on corners, driving too fast, its not like on bitumen. Every year there are more and more accidents on the Gibb because of this. Not to exceed 90klm/hr when conditions allow, give a lot of room for trucks, extra careful regarding hitting wildlife, dust holes, bulldust, etc. Thank you.
Eddie Bird.

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Aug 30, 2009

Thanks for your concern
by: Birgit

Thanks for writing and for your concern, Eddie.
As a tour guide you obviously would not be reading any of my guides. If you knew them you would not worry :-).

Even on the website I have addressed all your points in detail (see Gibb River Road need-to-know), and there is no sentence on this site that is repeated more often than "Slow down! Take it easy!"

Rest assured that all your points have already been made and emphasized. Readers who head to the Gibb with my guide and who take the advice in it on board are very well prepared!

Mar 08, 2010

Eddie - is that you?
by: wolffie

i'm in the bne white pages ... love to hear from you ...
pete (wombat) xxx

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