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JocknNik · JocknNik

Still in Adelaide, and we weren't leaving until we'd visited the National Rail Museum, the SA Maritime Museum and nearby Aviation Museum too. All interesting, but to a steam engine buff like yours truly - no expert, mind - the Railway Museum was the highlight. All are just a bit out of the central city...

Daveo85 · Daveo85

Have changed to way I write the Blog so this is the first of the way it will change over the coming weeks have added a few things and mainly just changed the style Please Enjoy Dave THE BLOG

aussie_paul · aussie_paul

Hi everyone in the group. (Happy Campers with Disabilities)We were able to sneak a few days away from July 18th. We just needed to veg out. First day saw us arrive 80km north from Ballarat to Teddington Reservoir. A good chance to try out our satellite vast tv again, which worked well. Unfortunately in...

Daveo85 · Daveo85

Have not posted one for a while so here is a Blog of our travels Link Hope you all enjoy Dave

JocknNik · JocknNik

My must-do list for our journey included visiting the 'Whyalla' ship memorial, saved and placed on the hard by the City Council with quite a lot of difficulty, well away from the water in that town. Scratch number 1 off the list.. and well worth the stop-over! HMAS Whyalla was one of 60 Bathurst-class A...

JocknNik · JocknNik

Marion Caravan Park proved to be a handy base from which to check out a few of Adelaide's delights. We'd been told about a very good park near the coast a little further out of town. But Marion proved to be a quality spot near good shopping and public transport, a well appointed if somewhat higher-price...

Daveo85 · Daveo85

Don't post every month, don't wish to bore people too much. Blog of week Newletter Dave

Dougwe · Dougwe

Shut the front gate, Knock me down with a feather and all that stuff. Where in the world did September go? Blowed if I know? Oh well, welcome to October but first a U turn to the start of September, sorry Rocky mate:)The month started still in Gin Gin QLD but only just, just enough time to visit the Bundaber...

Desert Dweller · Desert Dweller

http://thegreynomads.activeboard.com/t63972484/top-end-trip-september-2017/

JocknNik · JocknNik

Leaving Port Augusta, we chose to climb into the mountains to the east and travel the Main North Road from Wilmington through Clare, and hole-up in Gawler for a night. We'd tackle the busy weekday roads of the capital next day after a rest. Good thing too as it turned out. But first.. the Main North Road,...

Dougwe · Dougwe

G'day, welcome to September, that will put a spring in ya step, but as this is my August update best go back to the start of said month.It all started with a meet up with some very nice GN's I had the pleasure of meeting earlier this year when I left Greens Lake, north central VIC. Paul and Lynda. Paul rang a f...

JocknNik · JocknNik

Number two on our must-do list was a ride on the heritage Pichi Richi Railway. If you are in the vicinity of Port Augusta, we highly recommend this day trip, with its tie-in lunch served at one of the pubs in Quorn at outward journey's end. It's a distance of about 40 km from the Port to little town of Quorn....

JocknNik · JocknNik

On 29th of June 1959, a fishing boat, the 'Wangaree', was wrecked when a pot line tangled around the propeller and the vessel was swept onto the rocky coast nearby. Two of the crew, skipper Eric Tapley and his son Barry, survived. But young crewmember, Leo Cummings, 23, was lost. A monument to Leo...

JocknNik · JocknNik

Port Augusta is a town of contrasts. There is the waterway near the top end of Spencer Gulf making the place that much more attractive. Then as soon as you're heading out of town, you're into semi arid surrounds that seem to be another world. If you choose to drive up and over the ranges nearby, you're pre...

JocknNik · JocknNik

As we continued our Flinders Hwy run toward our next stop, Elliston, we passed through the locality of Colton. It's a 'blink and you'll miss it' spot. Going through, I spotted an old derelict church there. It's flies to a honeypot for me when such a structure is standing out on its own, and in a farm pa...

Daveo85 · Daveo85

Here is a blog update from us the you all Cooktown Hope you all enjoy Dave

JocknNik · JocknNik

Port Augusta.. part A. Have to admit, Port Augusta captivated us. We intended to stay 4 days to look around and jump onto the Pichi Richi Railway out to Quorn. That was number two on your correspondent's 'must do' list. I'd been to Pt Augusta twice before, first time I was 7 y.o. then at 11 when I passed thr...

Dougwe · Dougwe

Wooooo, slow down a bit will ya. I can't keep up with these months going so quick, one just starts and next I know it's finished. Oh well, time for another read so why not read my July 2017 update. Lets go. First up, you might remember last month I started by saying I didn't have much to talk about but was told...

Hey Jim · Hey Jim

We arrived on time after stopping in Exmouth for a 24 x 600ml pack of water and a few extra's from IGA. Lets plug the Chess freezer and fridge in first to get them cold. No power on They were still working on our grid row, as all the parks power had to be placed under ground due to new rules. Not happy Jan. th...

JocknNik · JocknNik

Goodbye to Ceduna, and we made our way along the coastal route, Flinders Hwy, south-east, the long road to Port Augusta. As we discovered on the way home, the coastal run is the choice one, even if it does add a couple of hundred kays to the journey. It's well worth the trek. The run back along the inland Ey...

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	Newbies heading east & back 10C (Preview) Still in Adelaide, and we weren't leaving until we'd visited the National Rail Museum, the SA Maritime Museum and nearby Aviation Museum too. All interesting, but to a steam engine buff like yours truly - no expert, mind - the Railway Museum was the highlight. All are just a bit out of the central city...	JocknNik	2	1677	07:48 AM Oct 18, 2017 by Dougwe
	New Blog (Preview) Have changed to way I write the Blog so this is the first of the way it will change over the coming weeks have added a few things and mainly just changed the style Please Enjoy Dave THE BLOG	Daveo85	1	1364	05:55 PM Oct 16, 2017 by Dougwe
	Happy Campers with Disabilities... (Preview) Hi everyone in the group. (Happy Campers with Disabilities)We were able to sneak a few days away from July 18th. We just needed to veg out. First day saw us arrive 80km north from Ballarat to Teddington Reservoir. A good chance to try out our satellite vast tv again, which worked well. Unfortunately in...	aussie_paul	10	3607	08:53 PM Oct 13, 2017 by Dunmowin
	RE: Our Blog (Preview) Have not posted one for a while so here is a Blog of our travels Link Hope you all enjoy Dave	Daveo85	2	3476	03:41 PM Oct 8, 2017 by Dougwe
	Newbies heading east & back 7 (Preview) My must-do list for our journey included visiting the 'Whyalla' ship memorial, saved and placed on the hard by the City Council with quite a lot of difficulty, well away from the water in that town. Scratch number 1 off the list.. and well worth the stop-over! HMAS Whyalla was one of 60 Bathurst-class A...	JocknNik	7	1981	10:03 PM Oct 7, 2017 by Dunmowin
	Newbies heading east & back 10b (Preview) Marion Caravan Park proved to be a handy base from which to check out a few of Adelaide's delights. We'd been told about a very good park near the coast a little further out of town. But Marion proved to be a quality spot near good shopping and public transport, a well appointed if somewhat higher-price...	JocknNik	6	1799	03:27 PM Oct 7, 2017 by JocknNik
	RE: Our Blog (Preview) Don't post every month, don't wish to bore people too much. Blog of week Newletter Dave	Daveo85	4	3395	11:52 AM Oct 5, 2017 by Daveo85
	SEPTEMBER 2017 UPDATE (Preview) Shut the front gate, Knock me down with a feather and all that stuff. Where in the world did September go? Blowed if I know? Oh well, welcome to October but first a U turn to the start of September, sorry Rocky mate:)The month started still in Gin Gin QLD but only just, just enough time to visit the Bundaber...	Dougwe	14	2920	05:14 PM Oct 4, 2017 by Moorey
	Top End Trip - September 2017 (Preview) http://thegreynomads.activeboard.com/t63972484/top-end-trip-september-2017/	Desert Dweller	0	1482	06:54 PM Sep 29, 2017 by Desert Dweller
	Newbies heading east & back 10 (Preview) Leaving Port Augusta, we chose to climb into the mountains to the east and travel the Main North Road from Wilmington through Clare, and hole-up in Gawler for a night. We'd tackle the busy weekday roads of the capital next day after a rest. Good thing too as it turned out. But first.. the Main North Road,...	JocknNik	7	1664	11:01 PM Sep 19, 2017 by JocknNik
	AUGUST 2017 UPDATE (Preview) G'day, welcome to September, that will put a spring in ya step, but as this is my August update best go back to the start of said month.It all started with a meet up with some very nice GN's I had the pleasure of meeting earlier this year when I left Greens Lake, north central VIC. Paul and Lynda. Paul rang a f...	Dougwe	13	3821	08:28 PM Sep 17, 2017 by Cruising Cruze
	Newbies heading east & back 9 (Preview) Number two on our must-do list was a ride on the heritage Pichi Richi Railway. If you are in the vicinity of Port Augusta, we highly recommend this day trip, with its tie-in lunch served at one of the pubs in Quorn at outward journey's end. It's a distance of about 40 km from the Port to little town of Quorn....	JocknNik	9	2807	08:51 PM Sep 12, 2017 by JocknNik
	Newbies heading east & back 5 (Preview) On 29th of June 1959, a fishing boat, the 'Wangaree', was wrecked when a pot line tangled around the propeller and the vessel was swept onto the rocky coast nearby. Two of the crew, skipper Eric Tapley and his son Barry, survived. But young crewmember, Leo Cummings, 23, was lost. A monument to Leo...	JocknNik	5	1650	08:41 PM Sep 12, 2017 by Dunmowin
	Newbies heading east & back 8b (Preview) Port Augusta is a town of contrasts. There is the waterway near the top end of Spencer Gulf making the place that much more attractive. Then as soon as you're heading out of town, you're into semi arid surrounds that seem to be another world. If you choose to drive up and over the ranges nearby, you're pre...	JocknNik	5	2479	02:10 AM Sep 3, 2017 by JocknNik
	Newbies heading east & back 4 (Preview) As we continued our Flinders Hwy run toward our next stop, Elliston, we passed through the locality of Colton. It's a 'blink and you'll miss it' spot. Going through, I spotted an old derelict church there. It's flies to a honeypot for me when such a structure is standing out on its own, and in a farm pa...	JocknNik	5	1559	10:02 PM Aug 29, 2017 by Dunmowin
	Our Blog from Cooktown (Preview) Here is a blog update from us the you all Cooktown Hope you all enjoy Dave	Daveo85	4	2046	09:54 PM Aug 27, 2017 by Dunmowin
	Newbies heading east & back 8a (Preview) Port Augusta.. part A. Have to admit, Port Augusta captivated us. We intended to stay 4 days to look around and jump onto the Pichi Richi Railway out to Quorn. That was number two on your correspondent's 'must do' list. I'd been to Pt Augusta twice before, first time I was 7 y.o. then at 11 when I passed thr...	JocknNik	5	1974	08:28 PM Aug 27, 2017 by JocknNik
	JULY 2017 UPDATE (Preview) Wooooo, slow down a bit will ya. I can't keep up with these months going so quick, one just starts and next I know it's finished. Oh well, time for another read so why not read my July 2017 update. Lets go. First up, you might remember last month I started by saying I didn't have much to talk about but was told...	Dougwe	9	2571	08:50 AM Aug 15, 2017 by Woody n Sue
	Our 2017 trip to Exmouth WA tow our 6mte boat PART 4 (Preview) We arrived on time after stopping in Exmouth for a 24 x 600ml pack of water and a few extra's from IGA. Lets plug the Chess freezer and fridge in first to get them cold. No power on They were still working on our grid row, as all the parks power had to be placed under ground due to new rules. Not happy Jan. th...	Hey Jim	4	1633	01:23 AM Aug 13, 2017 by Ger08
	Newbies heading east and back 3 (Preview) Goodbye to Ceduna, and we made our way along the coastal route, Flinders Hwy, south-east, the long road to Port Augusta. As we discovered on the way home, the coastal run is the choice one, even if it does add a couple of hundred kays to the journey. It's well worth the trek. The run back along the inland Ey...	JocknNik	9	1128	02:52 PM Jul 30, 2017 by macka17
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