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I'm taking baby steps with my sand driving, plus this is a missus friendly couple of days for me :). Had I not already been booked, id be there with bells on. Just another case of to many things to do and not enough hours.Quote:
Originally Posted by 04OFF
Understand mate, no probs, more chance of finding something to test out the KMs on straddie tho (he-he)Quote:
Originally Posted by lhurley
As for sand driving, just let your tyres down to 20 PSI (or lower if its real soft) , and try not to spin the wheels, have faith in your Patrol , it will eat it up and get you anywhere you need to go !
And for the record, unless a trip is posted as a "boys" weekend (lucky if thats once a year), it will be 100% a family friendly trip, all of the regular trip goers i can think of, all have great wives and partners, they welcome any new faces with open arms. :smiley_thumbs_up:
I'm out we have a 40th to go to:mad::animierte-smilies-f
Is Straddie byo firewood?
The km's eat sand :). This is one day before my birthday so I think I will have to mKe it to this oneQuote:
Originally Posted by 04OFF
Yes, you can buy bags there, but suggest you bring some, as no trees anywhere on the island are for keeping warm !Quote:
Originally Posted by NP99
May be interested either just me or jen and I. Flinders is the dog friendly beach isn't it? If so we have a better chance of coming no dog sitter for us. I work at yarraman and stay on the point haven't had much of a chance to explore yet
i'm thinking yes. the family loved straddie last time
cheers
Yes Steve, Dogs are allowed when camping at Flinders Beach, however they must be on a lead at all times. 2 dogs maximum per campsite applies.Quote:
Originally Posted by macca86
I know the Island quite well, and can take you on a few cool tracks some people may not even know about. :p
Lucky we only have 2 then haha