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Was pretty tuff to say goodbye to the wife :(
But...
On my way to bunbury for the night at a mates place then donnetbrook/kirup at my sisters place for a couple days before arriving at your place on sunday neil.
:D
I should have added"for a 3 month camping adventure"
I hate you!!! Enjoy, mate, enjoy.
Think i might have lunch here
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Barsteward!!!!!!! Keep the pics coming mate :D
Where was ‘here’?
Right there!!!!! ;)Quote:
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The estuary in australind WAQuote:
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Jeez mate if you let me know you were here for lunch I could taken you out for a quick run. I went out exploring by myself today
In donneybrook today. Getting a haircut at my sisters shop. Getting her apprentice to cut it....if i end up with a shaved head it didnt go well hahahaha pics to come
Not gunna win any friends with this thread.
tighten the screws whenever you can, enjoy LOL
Oh yeah I hate you too LOL nah I don't
Well hair.........never mind, next time lolAttachment 36459
Finish scoping in the bruno.
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Targets where about 50m away
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Representin'
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I hope that's not what I think it is in pic 1Quote:
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Smile ya bastard. She mighta done a good job then. LolQuote:
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Yea bloody jealous that's for sure. Enjoy it.
Guessing Mrs palma has had a firm talking to. :thumbup:
Whats that then? The Ironman snorkel?Quote:
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Just checkin the sight against a close tree
come and see me, i will get you a haircut just like mine lol
should have got a number one mate!!!!!!! hahahahahahQuote:
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glad all is ok then guessing you where making sure the snorkel was secureQuote:
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Made it to pemberton today :DAttachment 36718
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You're onto something with this trip, Rusty. After reading your thread, my wife told me she wished I would bugger off for three months. :)
well guys he made it here,was good getting some one to drive around while I got on it today....
can't wait for the weekends to go out camping with a friend to all the spots I have found and treasured over the years I have lived here.
Too many hills. The little 3Ltr is finding it hard :mad: just gonna have to do something about that next year
Didnt have enough battery last night for pics but this was where i threw the swag out.Attachment 36762Attachment 36763
This was at neils place. A beautiful sight
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Found somewhere to go for a swim ...unfortunately this was the only place i could find todayAttachment 36770Attachment 36771would you believe it was that disgusting fresh water stuff;)
Also had a sit down at "big karri" shes a big oneAttachment 36772Attachment 36773
Big Brook Arboretum is awesome
Yeah it is. Cant wait to see the huts at windy harbour
yet to get there but heard it's good down there
Rusty, you suck mate.................... keep those photos coming buddy and those batteries charged up!!!
From my ‘Big Trip’ blog.
Drove to Windy Harbour, a small & pleasant settlement of holiday & fishing shacks surrounded by the D'Entrecasteaux National Park. The land is leased from the government, & despite this even the most basic shack still sells for over a quarter of a million dollars! Windy Harbour lived up to it's name all the time we were there! The caravan park was a bit pricey at $20 unpowered, but they did have hot showers. These showers were particularly difficult to use as they operated on a timer tap which needed pushing every 20 seconds or so. Around our camp were large numbers of tiny 'Splendid Fairy wrens, & early in the morning a mob of very large 'roos hopped around the park. Beautiful coastal scenery.
The coastline east of Windy Harbour has some great spots.
Being the ruft tufty bikers that we are, we braved the cold, the wind & the occasional drizzle, & took the bikes out for a bit of sightseeing, having determined that the sea was far too turbulent for safe fishing off the rocks. We rode first to 'Boat Harbour', which isn't a harbour at all, far from it. We stood on bare granite slabs projecting out into the water which surged & chopped as though in a giant washing machine. , waves hit the rocks forcing white spray high into the air, before the wind blasted our faces with salty drizzle. The last 5kms to Boat Harbour were signposted 4wd only. A lot of soft sand saw us paddling & bogging now & again, but overall a bit of a challenge that I enjoyed. MrsTea even acknowledged 'not hating' it, & felt that the effort was made worthwhile by our sighting of a black seal surfacing numerous times in the foamy water just out from the rocks. We stood alongside a long 'crevice' perhaps 4 metres wide in which the frothing sea deposited it's seafoam in large quantity. The contents of the crevice shook in the wind like a giant jelly, whilst the sea continued to ad to it with every wave. Later we visited the more visited (because of bitumen access road) Greens Pool & Elephant Rocks, more spectacular granite outcrops & waves, plus tiny secluded beaches hidden between rocks. Good, but would be so much nicer when the sun shines we reckon. Whilst down that way we checked out the beaches at Madfish Bay & Waterfall Beach (Couldn't work out the reason for the latter's name). Having returned 'home' hungry, we were fortunate to be offered a meal of barbequed fish from our 'next door neighbours. 'Skippys, caught that morning & cooked whole. Delicious, quite a firm fish, very different, & preferable to the bream we have caught & eaten recently.
And for a bit of exercise you gotta climb Bluff Knoll in the Stirling Ranges north of Albany.
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Further east still, one of my all time favourite camp spots was the fishers camp at Betty’s Beach. Camp on grass, nestled into the scrub which is a bit higher than the vehicle for shelter, soft sand & great rounded rocks. Long drop dunny. The only area other than Rottnest island where quokkas still live in the wild. We had one ‘visit’ us, came right under our awning, as did a large goanna.
If you get as far as Esperance, you can camp at Lucky Bay in the Cape Le Grande NP. Book at the Tourist info centre in town. Water, toilets & cold showers. Very scenic beaches with kangaroos on them. Go a few kms past the turn off to Lucky Bay & you find idyllic little bays that you get to yourself ‘cos most folk don’t want to travel over the corrugations to get there. You can drive the 60 or 70kms from Esperance to Lucky bay on the beach.
Cuppa
Day 1 picking started showeringAttachment 36807Attachment 36808
Neils boss is a real cool bloke too :D
Retards eveywhereAttachment 36899
looks like some big ones there budQuote:
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Ain't they supposed to be in the crate??? :what:
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Ive never seen them this size at my local shop. Waiting for the BIG ONEQuote:
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Farkin backpackers kallen,doggy can delete I can fire.........friggin 2 grand on the dirt and there all thumbs up........Quote:
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Jeeeez neil just pulled this badboy from the fridgeAttachment 36904
Good to see the little ones behind the sticks Neil. She into Helis yet or just planks??Quote:
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Also wft are you feeding those avos???