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This waterfall on the Gordon River in Tassi is both powerful and beautiful.

This Swedish couple pulled their karts from Melbourne to Karumba following Burke and Wills route to the Gulf. It took 3 months and the last week was in sweltering heat. They planned to write a book about the experience. -- Edited by Catch and fillet on Thursday 12th of November 2015 10:25:39 AM

These road trains at Cloncurry have serious horse power. Collectively the Eight in the photo have 640 wheels, thats a whole lot of rubber and horse power.

A lot of power is necessary to get this fish from the water. The Hawk struggled to get it up but succeeded. This shot was taken at Karumba.

Crop spraying of Cotton near Roma QLD is a dangerous business. Powerful engines are needed to get the acceleration and speed at almost no altitude.

Wedge Tail Eagles are very powerful and capable of carrying off small prey.

hello everyone, we retired , sold everything we owned n bought a caravan n 4wd to travel australia. Started frm gladstone where we visited children n grandchildren then headed to nsw. Got as far as woodford qld n strop was not well. Long story short he is having an operatin today tuesday for bowel cance...

Wedge Tail Eagles are very powerful, with huge wingspans they can easily catch small animals and fly off with them. -- Edited by Catch and fillet on Thursday 12th of November 2015 09:40:46 AM

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This shot of Lake Argyle and the Dam was taken using a Phantom Drone. Drones enable some incredibly powerful photography.

This freshwater croc unleashes some explosive power escaping to the safety of the water. The photo was taken on a sand bar in the Daly River.

Nothing can quite express the magnitude of this mighty Rock, unless you stand at its base.

I took this photo on one of our trips to the Flinders Ranges. What a glorious place this is... in fact what a glorious country we live in. Photo taken at Merna Mora, Flinders Ranges -- Edited by revemike on Thursday 5th of November 2015 03:29:15 PM

Hi all, My favourite is Exmouth WA. Five trips now living in our cabin tent 7mtr x 3.6mtr. Three full size rooms We make the 2 BR into one. One living room with tables ,chairs, sat/ TV freezer, and full kitchen with the fridge. We go for 10 weeks + a week over and + a week back. We stay at Yardie creek CVP val...

OK, years ago I made up a Mud Map and Notes of the fishing spots between Carnarvon and the Blow Holes. They are for the serious fisher that will let his tyres down, and likes a bit of adventure. Feel free to Copy and Paste and Print if you plan on being in the area. My favourite spot is Yellabiddy North, whe...

I tried to list this in the "techies" corner, but could not get in, I expect (???????) sorry. I am wanting to remove the existing water tank from under my van, clean it and re-fit it along with a second tank. Being on the "Nomad" side 0f 60+, and not as agile as I once was, I am hoping t...

Had to happen, this from Nine news. An insurance firm has called for older drivers to be given "S plates" in a bid to restrict the movements of elderly motorists. The suggestion comes as it was revealed fifty older Victorian drivers had died behind the wheels of moving vehicles with their...

We are heading up to the mainland end of Feb for a month, going up to Robinvale and then back down towards Adelaide In Tassie we don't have to cover our self for Ambulance and neither does any one coming down on holiday, but we have been told we will ,or would be better to up on the big island,Is there one cove...

There is another park going through its death knell. There is an announcement in the local rag - Central Coast Gosford Express Advocate that Dunleith is up for grabs. Knowing out local council (liberal party run) the site will end up with an overbearing edifice on the site.