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Sunday, 30 March 2014
Sinclair lookout gwydir highway glen innes
17 kms west of Glen Innes is a Panoramic lookout which is popular with bird watchers. We saw a Wallaby with A very full pouch, quite a few native birds glad of the sunshine after the recent unrelenting yet welcome rain. The storms had knocked down a tree over the entrance so the dogs and I walked up the gravel track to the summit. Not realising it was so far, steep or rocky the road was too much for the veteran chihuahua, who despite her best efforts ,had to be carried quite a way. You see ,there was no carpet or sand on the track and our little Mexican feet were footsore from the terrain. The view at the top was worth it. Richo missed it though, some one had to mind the boat and camper, which was just off the highway. Next time I will definitely drive up.
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