Wolfe Creek Meteorite Crater

cradokaone

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Wolfe Creek Meteorite Crater..
Who remembers the trip in, more than the Crater?
I saw the crater after having traversed the Old Gun Barrel Highway, followed up with the CSR and was astounded when folk in general focused on the corrugated track hehe..
Well laid out for camping with long drop toilets. Sites have no shelter or shade but have separation between sites. Basic, covers the description
Located 145 km south of Halls Creek on the edge of the Tanami Desert, Western Australia. It is considered the second largest well preserved meteorite impact crater in the world, caused when a 50 000 tonne meteorite crashed into the planet at high speed. The crater is 800 m across and the references found list it as 300 000 years old. It was discovered by an aerial survey team in 1947.
Wolfe Creek is named after Robert Wolfe in 1889, a prospector and Halls Creek store owner.
 

cradokaone

Active Member
I got abused in 2005 after doing the Canning by "Friends" of WA NP's for parking on a knob of Spinifex - It is now under the camping area.:cool:
The Wheel has turned, for better or worse.
And it will keep on turning,
As lights die and forests dim,
Storms call and skies break.
Turn it will.
The Wheel is not hope,
And the Wheel does not care,
The Wheel simply is.
But so long as it turns,
Folk may hope, folk may care.
For with light that fades, another will eventually grow,
And each storm that rages must eventually die.
As long as the Wheel turns. As long as it turns...
Doreille Torghin
;)
 

muzza22au

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I got a helicopter ride into Wolfe creek from Halls creek for a documentary. We camping under the information sign as had little equipment with us. We were only there for one night during a thunderstorm and all roads were closed.
 

cradokaone

Active Member
I got a helicopter ride into Wolfe creek from Halls creek for a documentary. We camping under the information sign as had little equipment with us. We were only there for one night during a thunderstorm and all roads were closed.
Got any footage to share?
 

sharkcaver

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.... espe

............especially if you were dumping the bilges.(not saying you were hehe)
Nope. I just slid on a dune, fell backwards and landed hard, butt first on said mound. If you reckon broken spinny spines in your hands, legs and butt cheeks are bad, just wait till you try some in the underside of your sack at the same time.
 

cradokaone

Active Member
Nope. I just slid on a dune, fell backwards and landed hard, butt first on said mound. If you reckon broken spinny spines in your hands, legs and butt cheeks are bad, just wait till you try some in the underside of your sack at the same time.
Oooh yeah, my scrotal regions are quivering just thinking about that. we call that sort of scrub, porcupine bush around here!
 

muzza22au

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Got any footage to share?
Only this from their website, there has only been one screening in Australia so far (Mt Magnet). The rest have been in Germany.
TX for that, that 2min 49secs was amazing, gawd I can't get much to look at in good light..
Were you a techie for that mob?
No I was a member of the cast, the full 1.5hr version that I have is much better. But not available to the public as yet.
 

cradokaone

Active Member
Only this from their website, there has only been one screening in Australia so far (Mt Magnet). The rest have been in Germany.

No I was a member of the cast, the full 1.5hr version that I have is much better. But not available to the public as yet.
Are you able to share the final ver with say... dropbox, or is it a restricted file?
 

CruisingSned

Active Member
Nope. I just slid on a dune, fell backwards and landed hard, butt first on said mound. If you reckon broken spinny spines in your hands, legs and butt cheeks are bad, just wait till you try some in the underside of your sack at the same time.
My sac cringed and shriveled. An experience I don't want to share.
:eek:
 
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