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She's single... She lives right across the street. I can see her house from my living room. I watched as she got home from work this evening. I was surprised when she walked across the street and up my driveway. She knocked on my door... I rushed to open it. She looks at me, and says, "I just got home, a...

Hi all i want to get a grey water tank but as yet havnt seen any tenks specifically for grey water thought of getting a water tank and modifying it for grey water any ideas Neil

David & Beryl from Kingsthorpe West of Toowoomba saying hello! Just joined today. Have Toyota 1999 Hiace campervan, had been shedded for 5 years before we bought it. Both retired in March 2012 but Beryl is working through a Nursing agency in aged care, this gave us a six month placement in Gri...

Hi We have a waeco and use it in our caravan as a freezer we was running it on -18 but was told that is toooo cold could readers of this forum tell me what they run their waeco on to freeze ours is a c.f.40 and only use it to freeze cheers

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morning all we are lookingt for a good caravan site book one that list all the parks big or small , thanks fred

Hello all. Just recently purchased a 2012 Mitsubishi Triton to tow our Caravan. It looks like to me, that I will have to upgrade the rear leaf springs as they are too soft to handle the constant load(fridges, batteries, genny etc) of apprx 350kgs. I fitted some Ironman Loadplus springs, and they did as...

Hi all, what do bus owners use or recommend as stabilisers for a bus when stationary, to reduce movement from wind and getting in and out? We don't need levellers to get it level, we use timber for that, but something to stop the rocking. What suggestions, where might we find such a thing, and any idea on...

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Dear All We have some personal home Contents in our Shed on the land where our house is rented out and we are having problems getting insurance, an you help? Any advice? Thank you TraceyandKim

Left Lagoons Beach early and made Bicheno the first stop, water was needed and groceries from IGA. Had a look at the blowhole but the sea was calm and had only small blows. Lovely area around the blowhole with rocks similar to the Bay of Fires with their red tones. All up a short trip of no more than 70kms. H...

We left Rivers & Rocks and drove to St Helens and I have to say the trip between Bicheno and St Helens on the Tasman Highway has the most beautiful beach scenery. Not spectacular as some but almost every twist and turn brings the ocean into stunning view. Scamander is a fine example of a small seaside...

Hello I am a bit confused ..can someone tell me difference between TELSTRA AND BIGPOND MOBILE BROADBANE .. I thought both were same but seen no so which is best for on road for on the road ...and also which is best WIFI or UBS stick

Nice camp on the Peel River about 20 klms from Tamworth on the Nundle Road. Large flat Grassy area, 100 metres off the road to the right, with some shade. Take drinking water. River water available for washing also flush toilets. General store in walking distance. Suitable for large rigs. ...

Nice campsite on the river. Go through Sofala and travel about 6 klms. There is a composting toilet. Best to take your drinking water. Can swim in the river. Take the third entrance to the camp site as the first two are pretty steep. Suitable for fairly large rigs (ie motor home towing a vehicle)....

Hi guys, Hope every one had good christmas and have a good year,now my question with automatics do you tow in drive or lock in other gear some say in drive some say lock into gear,also on more modern cars have been told no need for transmission cooler????. The car in question is a ford 1 ton cab chassis au...

It seems absolutely ages since I was able to log onto the forum. I have felt like I've been missing my 'family' of friends even though I had my blood family with me. We have done the Christmas trek - 9 hours north and 9 hours back again and then we were invaded by the family who all love being together 'at our h...