rain76king
Adventurer
Never been but can't wait to go!
Show me your country!
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Touring4x4
Adventurer
Tropics to the North, deserts in the centre, snow in the South. Its a big country!
Here are some of my pics: http://touring4x4.com/Andrew/
Here are some of my pics: http://touring4x4.com/Andrew/
rain76king
Adventurer
I take it your a photographer? Those are way to good for only to be a hobby for you.
targa88
Explorer
Andrew,
Nice pix.
Transplanted Banana bender here.
Fond memories of the desert...something about the tranquility....
Cheers
Colin
Touring4x4
Adventurer
Thanks!
Just an (expensive) hobby - a bit like long distance touring. :victory:
I got tired of having crap photos from great trips so invested in some good gear and a steep learning curve..
Damn good idea.....looking forward to this!:wings:
Thank You.....Beautiful.:victory:
trek 4wd safaris
Observer
heres some simpson desert in the rain during 2010
rain76king
Adventurer
I'm starting to do my research towards a purchase for that expensive hobby as well. What camera are you running?
hmmm looks like heavy snow to me!:sombrero:
Touring4x4
Adventurer
whatcharterboat
Supporting Sponsor, Overland Certified OC0018
Show me your country......
Sorry. I didn't take any of these pics but this is the area where we live. Just at the righthand edge of this pic. Photos start with this one in the South and then we head North.
one of my my favorite waves>> Ti Tree Bay>> 5 minutes by scooter, then 10 minutes walk around the cliffs and through the bush. Its on that headland at the left hand side of the pic above.
Then head north from the river mouth in the top pic. About 50 miles up this beach to the lighthouse. The longer lake on the left was where the roo photo was taken.
Perfect lake for small boat sailing. At the far end of the lake is a very special everglade system that goes on for miles.
Here's the lighthouse where we get away to.
This is another top spot just on the lee side of the lighthouse although the waves are hardly breaking on this day.
And then at the far end of this beach , about another 30 minutes drive at low tide is Fraser Island and thats a whole other story.
Hope you like them. Regards John.
Sorry. I didn't take any of these pics but this is the area where we live. Just at the righthand edge of this pic. Photos start with this one in the South and then we head North.
one of my my favorite waves>> Ti Tree Bay>> 5 minutes by scooter, then 10 minutes walk around the cliffs and through the bush. Its on that headland at the left hand side of the pic above.
Then head north from the river mouth in the top pic. About 50 miles up this beach to the lighthouse. The longer lake on the left was where the roo photo was taken.
Perfect lake for small boat sailing. At the far end of the lake is a very special everglade system that goes on for miles.
Here's the lighthouse where we get away to.
This is another top spot just on the lee side of the lighthouse although the waves are hardly breaking on this day.
And then at the far end of this beach , about another 30 minutes drive at low tide is Fraser Island and thats a whole other story.
Hope you like them. Regards John.
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Tony LEE
International Grey Nomad
Now for some desert. Just some of the pictures from our recent trip across the Simpson bog-hole - sorry, Desert, Hay river Road and surrounds.
I'll get around to posting them properly but they are at http://picasaweb.google.com/tony.lee.01/SimpsonTrip#
Most have captions.
I'll get around to posting them properly but they are at http://picasaweb.google.com/tony.lee.01/SimpsonTrip#
Most have captions.
