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Neil Wass


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I am a newby to the forum but have 15 years experience travelling the 'best' roads Australia has to offer (Tanami Track, Plenty Hwy, Hahn Hwy, The Binns Track, the Urandangi Road to Tobermorey etc.) to the most remarkable of destinations. The one state that has escaped my detailed 'inspection' is Western Australia although I have visited Broome twice and Cape Leveque, which remain as one of my most memorable experiences.

I am aged 69 years old, and separated, living in Innisfail Far North Queensland. I retired in 2015 after 29 years in the financial industry and 19 years as a Financial Controller. My current vehicle is a series 200 Landcruiser towing a 21'6" Kedron ATV caravan complete with all the comforts of home ( a big bitch but very comfortable.)

If you are reasonably healthy, don't mind conversation over a glass or two of wine around a campfire and enjoy company with a like minded individual, please indicate so to nwass@exemail.com.au. Otherwise if you need to hear my dulcet tones with a view to discerning some compatibility, my mobile number is 0407 544 169.

I am looking for female companionship only (aged 55/70) so if you've just finished watching 'Wolfe Creek' then please let me allay any concerns you may have.



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Weevil


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Hi Neil,

Have you tried putting this in the Solo's section?

I know of at least two previous solo's with their own rigs who teamed up on here.

Now both travel in one rig and have done so for a very long time, you would need a crow bar to get them apart.

No names, no pack drill as they say.  biggrin

 



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Neil Wass


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Thanks for the advice. Duly noted and attended to.



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Chellbells


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Nice ad. I'll do this when I get on the road.  Good to have companionship with no strings.  Safety first.



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