Show me your country!
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rain76king
Adventurer
I have Canons - 1D, 5D & 7D plus a heap of lenses and all the other gear.
ZOINKS! Thats alot of gear! Nice!
Peter_n_Margaret
Adventurer
More Ozi pics here
There are a bunch of slideshows of our bush trips around Australia here.
http://www.oka4wd.com/xt196.htm
Plus Cape York that is not on the map...
Cheers,
Peter
There are a bunch of slideshows of our bush trips around Australia here.
http://www.oka4wd.com/xt196.htm
Plus Cape York that is not on the map...
Cheers,
Peter
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PKDreamers
Adventurer
Hi we have a few photos on our blog.
nikole.957
New member
I'm starting to do my research towards a purchase for that expensive hobby as well. What camera are you running?
Outback Travel
The wide brown land has a lot to offer. There's something for everyone. Me, I love the remote and not-so pedestrian. Nothing quite beats the solitude of a western desert nor the brilliance of a desert sunset. The link is to a series of blogs I've written over the past few years. Still getting this years trips up. All contain photos and some video of the areas. They can be searched by name or key word or location name like "Gibson Desert". Some will also give an indication as to some of the hardships of remote desert travel (it's worth it though).
Dragon Tree Soak Expedition 2010
http://www.exploroz.com/Members/92954.75/7/2010/_Enter_the_Dragon__-_Our_expedition_into_the_Great_Sandy_Desert_in_search_of_Dragon_Tree_Soak.aspx?ky=&p=%2fMembers%2f92954.8%2fMyBlog.aspx
My blogs
http://www.exploroz.com/Members/92954.8/MyBlog.aspx
Cheers Mick
The wide brown land has a lot to offer. There's something for everyone. Me, I love the remote and not-so pedestrian. Nothing quite beats the solitude of a western desert nor the brilliance of a desert sunset. The link is to a series of blogs I've written over the past few years. Still getting this years trips up. All contain photos and some video of the areas. They can be searched by name or key word or location name like "Gibson Desert". Some will also give an indication as to some of the hardships of remote desert travel (it's worth it though).
Dragon Tree Soak Expedition 2010
http://www.exploroz.com/Members/92954.75/7/2010/_Enter_the_Dragon__-_Our_expedition_into_the_Great_Sandy_Desert_in_search_of_Dragon_Tree_Soak.aspx?ky=&p=%2fMembers%2f92954.8%2fMyBlog.aspx
My blogs
http://www.exploroz.com/Members/92954.8/MyBlog.aspx
Cheers Mick
Witchdoctor Oz
Adventurer
Here are some images of our last trip into the heart of Australia.
http://www.ripplesaust.com/greendesert/
Cheers
David
http://www.ripplesaust.com/greendesert/
Cheers
David
Witchdoctor Oz
Adventurer
Boggie,
Thanks for the kind words. Have a look at the link, if you need more info i'm more than happy to help.
http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=49195
Cheers
David
Thanks for the kind words. Have a look at the link, if you need more info i'm more than happy to help.
http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=49195
Cheers
David
Witchdoctor
Thanks for the quick reply and I believe the images will tell me the story of your build but I can't seem to open the pictures. When I click on the image icon it takes me to a new page to log into and when I try to log on it rejects me. Do I have to re register to another page or portion of the site to see pictures?
Thanks, I'll keep trying to sort this out.
Regards
Bill
Thanks for the quick reply and I believe the images will tell me the story of your build but I can't seem to open the pictures. When I click on the image icon it takes me to a new page to log into and when I try to log on it rejects me. Do I have to re register to another page or portion of the site to see pictures?
Thanks, I'll keep trying to sort this out.
Regards
Bill
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Witchdoctor Oz, I figured out what I was doing wrong and spent some time checking out your build, very impressive effort. I wonder why North American outback travelers haven't embraced this attitude to utility? When I was in Tasmania a few years go I was amazed at the innovations that rolled into Queenstown traveling from Australia's main island. Perhaps it is the sheer distances and remoteness in Australia that requires such independence and self sufficiency?
Thanks
Bill
Witchdoctor Oz, I figured out what I was doing wrong and spent some time checking out your build, very impressive effort. I wonder why North American outback travelers haven't embraced this attitude to utility? When I was in Tasmania a few years go I was amazed at the innovations that rolled into Queenstown traveling from Australia's main island. Perhaps it is the sheer distances and remoteness in Australia that requires such independence and self sufficiency?
Thanks
Bill
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