The Gibb and the Pentecost.

It may not be deep but it is a tad rocky . Am waiting for the third one as we had two Nissan Xtrails on friday with destroyed tailshafts on the pentercost crossing. The old adage of all wheel drives aint four wheel drives. Grin. The other good one this week is people who dont let there vehicle cool down enough to let viscous hub free wheel. Fan turns into a prop and cuts a lovely circle in radiator. We are up to three from El-Questro going through 750 mm water to get out to some of the gorges.
The other thing cooling down car does is it lets wheel bearings cool down. Remeber at school the egg and the milk bottle on the bunsen burner, When you turned the burner off it pulled the egg into the bottle, Same thing happens with hot wheel bearings immersed in water.
Also watch out for graders as they push windrow into centre of road to fill in holes and on next pass push it back out.
Some of the rocks are a decent size, 3 litre 2005 Nissan patrol steering is behind front diff, Bent steering rod back far enough to take out sump of motor lucky for him he heard and felt the thump and shut down straight away. But it is a remote location here and recovery takes time, then sourcing parts and getting them here takes more time which can make a serious dent in your holiday plans.
You cant see the road in the dust, Slow down is better to loose a couple of minutes here and there than to loose weeks of your holidays, Add to that the stress factor.