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Cheers, Peter

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hi allwe are new to this forum and are nearly grey nomads setting up for a lifestyle change.we have a 2012 extrail 2.5cvt and are interested in hearing your expeiriences on towing with this vehicle.and what is suitable. our needs are caravan, poptop or full, but an ensuite is essential, what is out th...

When a tissue finds it way into the washing, why is it always into the load of dark colours?

Glad to be home again. Had been away house/animal/sitting for friends with Medical Problems. Then 3 weeks ago, fell and broke 3 ribs and punctured a lung. After a week in hospital, other friends insisted I go home with them, [rather than be home alone so soon] so I've been very spoilt for the last f...

at alcoa wetlands

with babies

We have been on the road for over 5 weeks so far - and this time we didn't bring the dog. He's not actually our dog but our son's. Sound familiar? So we have left him with the son. Why? Because he has cancer (the dog does) and if he has to 'go' it would be best to be with him or later, when, if he is still alive, when...

Hello all I am sick of this cold weather and doctors, so hitching the van tomorrow and heading towards Cairns via the Newell,then across to Longreach, mt isa ets hope to catch up with nomads along the way, so look out for the Dun Wurkun van with the big Nomads sign on the front ( when parked ) Ken

Okay Techies, I'm looking for advise. When the caravan is level, the hitch sits about 60mm higher than the towball. When it's hitched, it's lower, but it doesn't seem to 'sag' the back of the car so much as it's just 'downhill', if that makes sense. I've been researching, and 'they' say I need a weight...

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Cheers, Peter

Cheers, Peter

Cheers, Peter

A Kite I believe

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Taken in the Grotto swimming hole on the Great Northern Hwy south of Wyndham NT

> A middle-aged couple had two beautiful daughters but always talked > about having a son. > > They decided to try one last time for the son they always wanted. > > The wife got pregnant and delivered a healthy baby boy. > > The joyful father rushed to the nursery to see his new so...

My mate Max, taken a few years ago. He has since passed on.

A goanna taking advantage of his camouflage against the road.