Corrigin - Western Australia

Corrigin lies 235 kilometres east of Perth and isn’t really known as a tourist hot-spot. Even so there are good reasons to visit including the already mentioned dog cemetery but also places like Gorge Rock where travellers can spend a night in their caravan or motorhome and enjoy the tranquil setting and sounds of nature.
Please note: Something odd happened to the sound in this video. Apologies for the fading that seems to happen but I couldn't find out why it happened.
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[@lauriekibblewhite]

It's fun filming these country towns, isn't it. Nice job again Marc.

[@mareebouveng5470]

Really enjoyed this video.👍
After staying and working in Corrigan for just a few wks My Husband Steven n I have met some local n find it's a really friendly little community very welcoming. We absolutely lovedit here and the ppl.True Aussie spirt.

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Glad you enjoyed it. Hope you find some of our other videos interesting too :)

[@ontheroadwithjohn]

Lots of great old buildings in Corrigin

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

So many country towns have done a great job preserving the old buildings.

[@HGCUPCAKES]

Too right about dogs being secured correctly. Years ago saw a dog tied to the back of a ute, fall off the back of a Ute and dragged as the Ute sped through round abouts in Karrinyup. Had to flag the driver down. The poor dog. It was absolutely horrific for the dog. And that wouldn’t of been the worst case ever to happen which is even more terrifying.