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One of my biggest things is enough clean drinking water. Health problem means I need to drink lots. My question is ; Do I need to 'clean' these containers from time to time? If so .......what is the best thing to use? My first thought was a solution using bleach but that then may contaminate the water co...

I have a problem , with mice and rats at the moment. The town has a plague at the moment. We have used 16 blocks of rat poison, and it has not killed any of them. How do I know, because of mouse 1 having paint on his back, due to me spraying him with a white spray can, and the camera shows him quite happily eatin...

I have for sale a Ironman 12000lb winch which I don't need anymore. Fitted with 30metres of synthetic rope, has fairleads,hook, tree strap and a remote control. All in good working order. $300. Pickup only

Heya everyone! I planned to do a vlog to show the beauty of the Blue Mountains on a day trip with my Family however things just don't always work out the way you plan when living on the road! A bit of what really happens behind the scenes. Would love to know of any...

It's so good to start a new year. Hopefully it shall be less complicated than last year for us travellers. Here is a quick review of some of the standout moments on the road in WA in 2020. Click here

Walking is healthy for you but not so for the Nation. Well, that is what the following article is implying. Jay&Dee A cyclist is a disaster for a country's economy. He does not buy a car and does not take a car loan. Does not buy car insurance. Does not buy fuel. Does not send his car for servicing and...

Is the road from the Hume freeway to Tumut and onto Cooma suitable for 20ft plus caravans?

WE just spend 5 days at this rather exclusive camp site, which is located about 15 minutes west of Maryborough Qld. Head west on the Gayndah road, cross the railway line, keep going until you see a Rural Fire sign on the right, turn right for about 4 Klms then left at the mail box with Peter & Gail name n...

Hello all whilstwe are not new to caravanning ( all touring to date) but want to be a little more adventurous with free camping and maybe a bit more remote travel we are currently in the throws of buying a new van. And we have a few questions. the van has a centre ensuite.... can get privacy on loo if you clo...

I am thinking of upgrading from a 34year old camper van to a 2000 Jayco Freedom 15ft. It will be my first pop top. Any feedback on this model of Jayco please?

(True story) ........ (I'm not too sure about that). Walking through San Francisco 's Chinatown , a tourist from the Midwest was enjoying the artistry of all the Chinese restaurants, shops, signs and banners... When he turned a corner and saw a building with the sign Moishe Plotnik's Chinese Laundr...

Thanks members, I know this subject comes up a lot and I have searched old threads and cant quite find the answers to my questions. After reading a recent thread on single axle -v- dual axle I think I would like to put TPMS on my single axle van as a bit of insurance in the hopes I may be alerted to a slow flat b...

The rest of the world, seems to be placing their hopes, in having vaccines to fight Covid-19 For whatever reasons, China is building a large isolation hospital It make me wonder, if they know something about the vaccine, which says that it may not be good enough, to do the job Quote from the newspaper ar...

From the day we bought our Coromal Excel 541 three years ago Ive been itching to change the dated upholstery. The quotes I received was between $2200 and $3000 with new foam. I was told $200 difference between new foam and using existing foam. Im please to say we reupholstered our seats and head board fo...

Just got an eMail containing this article ..... not sure if it is new information but it is the first that I've heard about it ... At least its from the Japs & not the Chinese .. but I'm certain that they will soon follow with their own knock off. Here's a dissenting view https://insideevs.com/ne...