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  1. #1
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    Default Leichhardt Hwy Theodore To Miles

    Has anyone driven this road recently and able to give me a heads up as to what to expect.
    I'm going to be driving it to relocate in three weeks, hopefully during daylight but I may have to do it at night.
    I'm guessing the territory is unfenced cattle stations and roo heavy.
    Is there any parts of it I need to be particularly careful about?
    I'm an experienced driver, open HC and 37 years on the road.

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    may be wise to contact local plods, pubs or any workshops in either place
    I would love to grow my own food, but I can not find bacon seeds

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    Quote Originally Posted by smidsy View Post
    ...hopefully during daylight but I may have to do it at night.
    It's only 224km. It's an A road and Google maps gives the trip time as 2:25. Why would you have to do it at night?

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    I’m familiar with most of that road; especially the section between Taroom and Miles. It’s all single lane bitumen with limited overtaking places, but traffic density is low. Road width is good enough for B-doubles to safely pass each other at cruising speed. There have been a few short sections of roadworks over the past few weeks but nothing major; just patching up potholes.

    The only real area for concern is wildlife; roos are prevalent and if you are driving at night you will see them. There are a lot of cattle properties in the area but they are adequately fenced; I’ve never seen loose stock on that road.
    Last edited by Chief Tiff; 28th April 2024 at 09:00 AM. Reason: Added reference to cattle
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