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Just a couple of thoughts. First thing that jumped out at me after following the forum for a while was that there isnt a section for the angling nomad . I would have thought fishing would play a pretty big part in the lives of GNs , I know it will for me . Another thing is a button that shows "posts since l...

Gday... cheers - John

In a train from London to Manchester, an American was berating theEnglishman sitting across from him in the compartment."The trouble with you English is that you are too stuffy. You set yourselves apart too much. You think your stiff upper lip makes you above the rest of us. Look at me... I'm me...

Thursday 19 November 2015 - 1:24 PM Western time............. BUSHFIRE BEHAVIOUR: The bushfire is moving fast in a south easterly direction. Burning embers are likely to be blown around your home. Spot fires are starting ahead of the fire. Firefighters are expecting the wind to change from nor...

Another year has gone by Ted and hope you have a good one Ken

anyone going to Temora this weekend

A million years of powerful weather along the Great Ocean Road caused the erosion in this huge cavern. This cavern is only visible by using a drone to look back at the sandstone cliff.

Kings Cascade never stops. The water is filtered through the sandstone and cascades into a pool surrounded by rock and mangroves. Located in the Prince Regent River, accessible only by boat and shaped by natures power. It is a very beautiful place.

So much Light before the Sun has Risen, at Victor Harbor, South Australia.

I just went in to have a look at the photo competition and was surprised although probably shouldn't be that a new member had almost filled a page with his photos which would have taken a fair bit of time, but had no time to properly fill in their details page not even a name, I suspect the word has gone out t...

The power in these claws is serious, one wrong move and the weekend/week could be a disaster. Careful handling is the answer and they taste fantastic. This shot was taken after a days crabbing in Darwin harbour.

Driving slowing towing our caravan through the herd of cows in Mount Surprise, Queensland

This magnificent eagle landed next to us near Quobba Station WA in 2013. It watched us for about 1 minute, then flew away. -- Edited by leevin on Saturday 14th of November 2015 12:15:14 PM

This trip should be on every nomads bucket list. We had 14 days on the Voyager of the Seas from Sydney to bay of islands NZ, Auckland NZ, Noumea, Isle of pines, then Mystery Island. Spoiled rotten by the staff and put on the pud...lol Will post photos soon Cheers