Day 4 - Gibb River Highway

View of an on-coming road train out the front of the truck . . er . . bus as we travelled down the Gibb River road.

See the background to this series of postings on the Kimberley at http://365project.org/terryliv/from-the-archiv/2015-01-08

[Jane Anderson]

Traffic jams are not just for cities.

[Susan]

Wow, tight space on the road!

[Sarah Lawson]

Lovely dusty shot.

[Shirley Banford]

This road doesn't look wide enough for this kind of traffic. Awesome capture!

[Joan Robillard]

Looks like a very narrow road,

[Denise Wood]

Just hope you weren't driving :)

[Babs]

Brilliant shot, love the clouds of dust. I have a friend (now in her 70s) who used to drive one of these road trains.

[Tony]

Nice shot Terry. We used to pull up at the side of the road to give the road-train full use of the bitumen. We find cruising a lot less stressful.

[Peter Grave]

We still have some road like that between here and Greenvale and yes you pull off to the side the road because some of those ore carriers weighed 130 ton and if the rear trailer starts swinging it can wipe you out and has done.Nice shot Terry.

[Terrie]

Terrific outback shot.

[Margo]

Wow Lucky the dirt wasn't wet!! Great shot

[Peter]

Great image Terry only in Australia would you see this, it used to scare the life out of me when I saw one of these emerging form the dust cloud coming straight towards me:)