Bendleby Ranges - South Australia
par Darren Mods
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The Bendleby Ranges are about 60km south-west of the more well known Wilpena Pound. The owner of the property let us camp and follow most of the tracks over the ranges. Parts of the tracks certainly require 4wd vehicles.
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