FG's in Action
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Bris31
Adventurer
Our trip to Bungle Bungle National Park. It is one of the most striking geological landmarks in Western Australia, offering a remote wilderness experience. It's been around for 350 million years and revered by its Aboriginal custodians for at least 40,000 years, but the striking Bungle Bungle Range was a secret from the outside world until 1983!
ryderzx9r
New member
The bloke that built this one is the direct cause of us now traveling in a Canter. Thanks Bill
Both of these photos are at Hancock's Lookout 2017
And this is what she looked like when we brought her.
Somebody might recognize her as a Northern Territory Adventure Tours bus. I did have a couple of pictures from there web site when we got it but as with computers I have no clue as to where they are now.
More pictures to come later.
Cheers
Andrew
Both of these photos are at Hancock's Lookout 2017
And this is what she looked like when we brought her.
Somebody might recognize her as a Northern Territory Adventure Tours bus. I did have a couple of pictures from there web site when we got it but as with computers I have no clue as to where they are now.
More pictures to come later.
Cheers
Andrew
His and Hers Alaska
New member
A few images from the Canadian Maritimes. We highly recommend exploring this part of the world.
Here’s one of the Vlogs from the trip.
Here’s one of the Vlogs from the trip.
Aussie Iron
Explorer
Just a pic from our last trip to the Top (Cape York). Well it was actually on the way back down and that is a story that I need to do.
Well, with the drought hitting us hard the Camp boxes are off and the Canter has to earn a living by picking up Cattle feed. This is one of many loads that I have done and will do more of.
Two and half tonnes (2.7 tons US.) of reject sweet potatoes that the cattle love.
Dan.
Well, with the drought hitting us hard the Camp boxes are off and the Canter has to earn a living by picking up Cattle feed. This is one of many loads that I have done and will do more of.
Two and half tonnes (2.7 tons US.) of reject sweet potatoes that the cattle love.
Dan.
Bris31
Adventurer
Drone photos and video of Ivanhoe Crossing (near Kununurra, Western Australia) - a concrete causeway built over the Ord River
(Courtesy Neil - WhereisFranklin)
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(Courtesy Neil - WhereisFranklin)
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Fugly just think of what you have to look forward to travelling our great country after Ivanhoe Crossing my wife heard someone saying did you see that truck going back and ford on the crossing Oh yes she said how else was I going to get across with the cameras so we have been back home from the West for six weeks and figured it was time to give the little car a run around the Gippsland Lakes
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WhereisFranklin
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Perhaps we've got it all wrong with our fancy 4x4 trucks, although one could argue the technology on my old 637 isn't that much advanced?
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Bris31
Adventurer
So the advantage of skinny tyres needs to be redefined?
Or was something special in the fuel?
WhereisFranklin
Member
Lovely beach Brij. What did u deflate too? Didn't look too soft. Your CVs are still ok?