Lake Muir

Nyamup to Rocky Gully, day 6, Sunday 20 October 1996. I awoke on a frosty, sunny morning a little after six. The sun shone brightly on the back of the house. I had more biscuits, sultanas and hot chocolate, washed the pots and dishes, tidied the house and left a little sadly at 8:08. I should have made the effort to get going earlier. I rode up the hill, then down to the Muirs Highway.

The road was hilly at first, gradually becoming more gently undulating. The regional radio station I had been listening to faded and I couldn’t get the Great Southern regional until later in the day.

Winds were mostly calm during the day, with spells of light NE, N, NW.  ... Read more

Lake Muir is a lake within an important wetlands area in the South West region of Western Australia, known as the “Lake Muir – Unicup System”. It is located near the Muirs Highway North of Walpole and South East of Manjimup and is 46 square kilometres in area.