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Crossing the Forrest River in the northern Kimberley. Margaret took this one. Cheers, Peter

ImageDescription - Twelve Apostles, Great Ocean Road, Vic Model - NIKON D60 Software - Adobe Photoshop Elements 6.0 DateTime - 2010:05:04 20:51:42 ExposureTime - 1/500 seconds FNumber - 5.60 ISOSpeedRatings - 720 DateTimeOriginal - 2010:03:15 01:38:41 MeteringMode - Multi-segment Filter - C...

Hi all been busy last couple of months but finally retire on 20th this month, May! Been busy setting up our new purchase the Nissan Pathfinder, hubby built in the back with drawers etc, smart man that hubby of mine, did a wonderful job picture attached(I hope) Still haven't had my operation and still wa...

Hi there fellow travellers .. My search, so far for the above item, has been fruitless. If anyone out there has/uses one one their tug or MH, and is able to advise who I might contact to purchase one, I'd be most grateful .. I know there are arguments, for and against using them, but I'd like to find a suppli...

Surely a few of you lot take a pic from time to time? Let's see them? Cheers, Peter

Well we were all set to leave early this month but unfortunately some dental appointments have forced a delay until early June. At this stage my last appointment is June 3rd and I hope to be heading North from Perth on June 4th.

Hi All, Have a great time in Mudgee next week.I will be thinking of you as I battle around the Batemans Bay golf course.Just remember that you can bring some wine home instead of drinking it all before leaving there .

Hi everyone on board, Can anyone tell us where and how to find work on the road, as we are a little confused as lots of people say its easy to find work but how to find it is the question? We have experience in Administration and Automotive spare parts along with retail. We are aged 58 & 62. We would like...

Hi to all grey nomads, my partner, barry and I are travelling aust full time, with our 2 mini fox terriers (nearly 14yr old).Furball and Trixie. Have met heaps of great people, seen lots of amazing things, loving every minute of it...presently at Denham, heading towards Darwin for a little while, t...

Mercury instant hot water system 6ltr. does anyone have one &/or used these ?

Hi Everyone, Been researching caravans and now want to know from anyone that has a traveller or a paradise van..............the good parts and bad parts...would appreciate any comments as we are so close to buying one. Cheers

Hi Folks .. I have just enjoyed a short (timewise) but most pleasant trip with a small group of friends over the last (7) weeks .. Sydney to Perth then back here to Port Augusta .. where today we separated. My sincere thanks to both Anne and John (Jandas) .. and their good friends Anne and Frank who hav...

#13. Near "The Blow Holes", WA. Cheers, Peter

#12. Fogarty Claypan, north of Oodnadatta. OK, OK, there is no water, but you can see where it was.... Cheers, Peter -- Edited by Peter_n_Margaret on Sunday 2nd of May 2010 09:24:47 PM

#11. Campsite on the Old Telegraph Track, Cape York. Cheers, Peter

#10 Rainforest reflections on the Atherton Tablelands. Cheers, Peter

Would some knowledgeable man or women out there please tell me what is the best,very best Battery Pack (Duel ) to purchace if I wish to replace any in the future...For a heap of Off road travelling....

The Philosophy of Ambiguity FOR THOSE WHO LOVE THE PHILOSOPHY OF AMBIGUITY, AS WELL AS THE IDIOSYNCRASIES OF ENGLISH: 1. DON'T SWEAT THE PETTY THINGS AND DON'T PET THE SWEATY THINGS. 2. ONE TEQUILA, TWO TEQUILA, THREE TEQUILA, FLOOR. 3. ATHEISM IS A NON-PROPHET ORGANIZATION. 4. T...

Fabulous Fraser Island. Cheers, Peter

The History of 'APRONS' I don't think our kids know what an apron is.The principal use of Grandma's apron was to protect the dress underneath,because she only had a few,it was easier to wash aprons than dresses and they used less material, but along with that, it served as a potholder for Removing ho...