SmartBar Mackay Festival of Arts Floriade Darwin International Film Festival
Members Login
Username 
 
Password 
    Remember Me  
Post Info TOPIC: Where are we


Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 1266
Date:
RE: Where are we


at home glasshouse mountains was freezing here this morning, if you read this the person that was interested in having teeth
done they also do it in bangkok and do an amazing job and way way way cheaper than australia, look up bumrungrad
hospital its like the hilton hotel ive been there and experienced the place could not say a thing wrong ,so cheap
they do teeth and lots of medical stuff.

the people in port mcquarie my old home town lived there for ten years before i lived in crescent head for 7
ive been back in qld now for 12 years this xmas hard to believe.
im just glad to still be around that is a blessing in itself.


__________________

glassies



Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 632
Date:

Red Dog, look NORTH. I'm in Hopetoun (WA south coast, west of Esperance) and it's bloody freezing (like wearing tracksuit to bed). Just had a torrential downpour as well. Gee, camping's fun, innit? 

Cheers, Tony



__________________

If you don't stand behind our troops, please feel free to stand in front of them.



Senior Member

Status: Offline
Posts: 170
Date:

In Kalbarri at Tudor c/P ,had a bit of rain last night and today.
weather nice not cold,great place..

__________________


Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 930
Date:

Nyah Vic.
Cold but a great spot.
Will be moving further west tomorrow.
Regards
Brian

__________________

11 Mtr house Boat based at Mannum hoping to travel up the Murray as far as I can get then drift back again



Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 6513
Date:

Hope you're feeling better soon Kaid. I had food poisoning 2 years ago from a place south of Miriam Vale Qld. Lucky I was heading to friends at Bundy who looked after me.

I'm at Taroom Qld for my third night. It's been cold overnight, but I'm snug and warm in my van. I've had power here, so been taking advantage by using the heater. wink

I wasn't sure where I was heading tomorrow but I've decided to go to Mitchell to see the new bridge and the old one before the take it down. Some may remember they had a terrible flood through last year, like a lot of other places.

I'll probably stay at the weir at Mitchell.



__________________

Beth, now living on the Redcliffe Peninsula, SEQ.

 

 





Senior Member

Status: Offline
Posts: 170
Date:

We're at the weir at Mitchell tonight but will move on to Charlieville or Augathella tomorrow. It has been a dull cloudy day today.



__________________

Richard and Jeanne

Brisbane



Senior Member

Status: Offline
Posts: 465
Date:

At Burren Junction bore baths for a couple of days tonight. Had a quick stroll around this arvo but couldn't see any rigs that obviously belonged to members. Maybe better luck tomorrow Darrell & Sandra

__________________

Love the bush & our native environment. Conservationist, not a bloody Greenie.



Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 6513
Date:

Jaytee wrote:

we had to leave Mitchell Weir early because it rained all night and we thought we would get bogged! got off onto the tar due to Richard's driving skills. Had 2 nights at Charleville and now at Tambo free camp.


 We almost crossed paths Jaytee. I was 'gunna' go to Mitchell and changed my mind.

I'm now at Yarramalong Weir, near Millmerrin.



-- Edited by Beth54 on Friday 24th of May 2013 04:39:02 PM

__________________

Beth, now living on the Redcliffe Peninsula, SEQ.

 

 





Senior Member

Status: Offline
Posts: 170
Date:

we had to leave Mitchell Weir early because it rained all night and we thought we would get bogged! got off onto the tar due to Richard's driving skills. Had 2 nights at Charleville and now at Tambo free camp.



__________________

Richard and Jeanne

Brisbane



Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 2506
Date:

Still in Pakenham.............................

__________________

What the heck, why not !



Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 6997
Date:

Still home... but its ok, can go to the beach every day.

__________________

Cheers,  Gerty. ... at home

"Leaning forward to see whats coming"
                                                                   



Senior Member

Status: Offline
Posts: 170
Date:

Beth, we stayed 3 nights at Yarramalong Weir - it's a good place to stay in our opinion.

We are now at Barcaldine.



__________________

Richard and Jeanne

Brisbane



The Master

Status: Offline
Posts: 12473
Date:

Still home, getting stuck into the gardens to take my mind off the fact I can't go anywhere at the moment.
Slowly making some progress with the help of the neighbour and his truck. He's 88years but puts myself and definitely son to shame with his energy.

__________________




Happy Wanderer    

Don't worry, Be Happy! 

Live! Like someone left the gate open

 

 

 



The Happy Helper

Status: Offline
Posts: 12023
Date:

At Glebe Weir - above Taroom and below Theodore QLD - great spot - had fish for tea tonight - perch, panfried! A pleasant happy hour with fellow travellers.
Sunshine all day, and a full moon tonight!

__________________

jules
"Love is good for the human being!!"
(Ben, aged 10)



Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 6513
Date:

jules47 wrote:

At Glebe Weir - above Taroom and below Theodore QLD - great spot - had fish for tea tonight - perch, panfried! A pleasant happy hour with fellow travellers.
Sunshine all day, and a full moon tonight!


 I was told about Glebe Weir while I was in Taroom. Sounds good.



__________________

Beth, now living on the Redcliffe Peninsula, SEQ.

 

 





Senior Member

Status: Offline
Posts: 463
Date:

.. at Kerribee Park, Mareeba .. FNQ

Its gonna be a cold one tonight here .. down to 13C (hehe) .. but I like it !

Wednesday and Thursday this week, this place is the venue for large Field Days .. and preparation has begun.

Restricted Parking and Camping areas already established and on Monday all the Heavy Gear starts moving in .. love the atmosphere !

Jon



__________________

    **  living life  **



Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 6513
Date:

I'm home again now. Back to the reality of hospital and doctors visits. Oh well, at least I got away from it all for a week. biggrin

And still no letter in the mail for my 'nose job'. hmm

I like the new avatar Jon. biggrin



__________________

Beth, now living on the Redcliffe Peninsula, SEQ.

 

 





The Master

Status: Offline
Posts: 12473
Date:

Another day at home in the garden, can now see how much progress we have made.

Tomorrow up early to take Ninja, grandaughters cat, to the vet in Childers to get fixed. Will be in there most of the day so will take a couple of good books and a full thermos. Will find a nice tree to sit under.

__________________




Happy Wanderer    

Don't worry, Be Happy! 

Live! Like someone left the gate open

 

 

 



Senior Member

Status: Offline
Posts: 170
Date:

We are at Longreach now, did a tour of the School of Distance Education this morning, well worth the visit. We will go to The Hall of Fame tomorrow.



__________________

Richard and Jeanne

Brisbane



Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 1476
Date:

Jaytee wrote:

We're at Surat - south west Qld - beautiful blue sky, can't see a cloud! good free camp beside the Balonne River, big site, flushing toilets, few minutes walk to the village.

 


 Hello Jaytee

Have you come across a Betty & Mal at Surat??

Ken



__________________
DUN WURKUN


Senior Member

Status: Offline
Posts: 170
Date:

No Ken, we didn't come across Betty & Mal at Surat.

There are about 80 vehicles here at the free camp just out of Longreach tonight.



__________________

Richard and Jeanne

Brisbane



Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 6513
Date:

Jaytee wrote:

No Ken, we didn't come across Betty & Mal at Surat.

There are about 80 vehicles here at the free camp just out of Longreach tonight.


 Aha! You must be at the dust bowl, aka, the used caravan lot! : giggle: Not the nicest camp but at least it's free. biggrin



__________________

Beth, now living on the Redcliffe Peninsula, SEQ.

 

 





Senior Member

Status: Offline
Posts: 170
Date:

The free camp at Longreach was fine, we spent the previous two nights in a caravan park in Longreach and it was so full that vehicles were parked right against the amenities block, not on proper sites, almost blocking entry and with their power leads plugged in inside the amenities!! We had not read Camps 6 properly and did not know about the free camp when we arrived.

Luckily we had a powered site at the CP and would not have accepted or paid for the places they were putting vehicles.

It seems that the town caravan parks could not accommodate the large number of tourists at this time of the year so it's great that Council provides the free camp.



-- Edited by Jaytee on Thursday 30th of May 2013 08:07:26 PM



-- Edited by Jaytee on Thursday 30th of May 2013 08:08:00 PM

__________________

Richard and Jeanne

Brisbane



Senior Member

Status: Offline
Posts: 465
Date:

Presently in Parkes (earlier than planned due to anothers mishap). Had to return south for Sandra to attend an appointment in Wollongong so decided to park the van up in son's front yard at Gulgong & utilise a motel overnight in the Gong. Was a good chance to catch up with those of my kids / grandkids still living in the Mudgee / Gulgong area. Have never really been happy with the rear suspension on the BT-50 given the load it is constantly under, so made arrangements for a Pedders heavy duty upgrade at Dubbo to be done this morning. Left Gulgong only to have a text message on the phone some ten minutes out of Dubbo (not great service on that road) informing me that the Pedders suspension specialist had slipped a disc last night & couldn't do the job. Bit of a ring around to find out that Pedders at Parkes could get the parts & fit the job in tomorrow arvo, so mad rush back, pack up & cruise over here. No real loss as we intended to come over to visit my parents (91 & 85) plus brothers before heading back north to get warm. Will probably leave here Sunday with a rough plan to head for Woruma Dam via Pilliga bore baths, Boomi, Surat, etc.

Darrell & Sandra

__________________

Love the bush & our native environment. Conservationist, not a bloody Greenie.



Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 1950
Date:

We are in Cloncurry ( Curry to the locals ) having lunch getting some meat and bread and beer,and heading to a pub for lunch .Called in to the Blue healer pub to have a look see and a coffee and a look at the messages and writings and hats over the walls also has a great old bar and fire place.Also has a c/v park out the back. Next stop was the Blue Healer pub at McKinley were Crocodile Dundee movies were in part made.This trip is starting to be one long pub crawl ,but son and mate have never been out this way so may as well enjoy it all. The camped last night at Con Hole beaut spot , son got a yellow belly so we have it in the freezer .After we nosey around here ,we are heading out to Mary Kathleen to camp for the night.Weather is magnificent .  



__________________

Time To Sleep Later In Life.

«First  <  1 2 | Page of 2  sorted by
 
Quick Reply

Please log in to post quick replies.

Tweet this page Post to Digg Post to Del.icio.us
Purchase Grey Nomad bumper stickers Read our daily column, the Nomad News The Grey Nomad's Guidebook