It was a bit chilly at Purnie Bore before the Simpson crossing!! Ice on the solar panel,
roof, windscreen and bonnet when we woke up.
Nice sunrise though.
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It was a bit chilly at Purnie Bore before the Simpson crossing!! Ice on the solar panel,
roof, windscreen and bonnet when we woke up.
Nice sunrise though.
Yup that looks cold cold cold
Way too cold for this little black duck, great photos though.
Nice mate!! That ice means I wouldn't be leaving the toastiness of the duna until midday though!!!! lmao
Looks a bit on the fresh side...lol
Have fun mate and keep the pics flowing..
Not as chilly as some of those figures you have had recently!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by NissPat
Haha, I heard this weather is heading straight for the red center ...LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by GUtsy ute
2 cold for me mate, my GQ won't even start when there is ice about, my GQ is like me don't work in the cold *L*
More pics of the trip please :)
Careful, or I'll stop barracking for the Raiders!!!LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by NissPat
Some more of the crossing, not what I thought a desert would be like,
guess with all that rain somethings gotta grow!!
Awesome ... what a contrast to expectation!!Quote:
Originally Posted by GUtsy ute
I too was shocked to see so many plants and birds when i crossed the desert. Does get cold tho!
Tim
looks like a nice long trip Enjoy Guys stay Safe
Really jealous Gavin, we were supposed to cross the simpson last year when we did our red centre trip. Definately one of those must go there places.
Great pics. We are going to do it next year so I will stay tuned to how you go.
keep them piccies comming mate
have a safe one
Great Pics. Envious but I hope you enjoy
Only a week to go Gav. Bring on more pics from this next trip. Great to see
A pic can say a thousand words but experience will last you a lifetime ......... Enjoy yourself & stay safe mate.
what can one say about the australian out back,so harsh and un forgiving then shows us her beuaty to all
A few more of the trip,
Sorry, they are out of order but easy enough to pick which is which.
Third one is driving on the Old Ghan Railway Line route, the road is still randomly scattered with old
dog spikes, great for staking a tyre!
We stopped to pick a few up, they kept you on your toes dodging them while driving, others were
hidden in the dust.
Then on to Dalhousie ruins,(the better half and myself), and another sunset.
More of the desert track and one of the many soft shallow lakes we had to detour around.
Last place you would want to be bogged, in the middle of one of those!!
Next was taken on top of Big Red, looking towards Birdsville and another lake to detour around.
Then yet another sunset, every night was just magnificent to sit and watch the sun going down.
Top shots old mate - I can't wait to get to Dalhousie either!
Stop it Gavin just stop it ya barstool.
Just brilliant. I love the outback. Seeing the pics.......I wish I was with you........!! Keep em coming!!
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigrig
The swim in the hot springs makes for a highlight of the trip.
Come up the Hay River next week with us then!Quote:
Originally Posted by snicko
Fecking sensational!
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark 1
No doubt you wiil love it when you are there Kelvin, it's a beautiful place.
Mate, I so wish I was there right now!!!
Love the Dalhousie springs!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by GUtsy ute
I know the feeling, once you've been, you just want to keep going back.Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
top piccies mate
keep em comming
Not fair, Gavin. Now I just want to retire and drive through there.
Great photos there Gavin, thanks for sharing you trip with us.........................I may have to move my early retirement closer after seeing your photos mate.http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/
Here's some from El Questro in WA.
Hot shower ready.
Taken at Explosion Gorge and the lookout where we had drinks and nibbles at sundown.
Love the last photo Gav, I could look at that for hours - wishing I was there.
Tony
Stunning again mate ...Quote:
Originally Posted by GUtsy ute
Gavin, thanks for the fantastic photos. I'm so jealous.
Cheers Rodney
I can't believe I missed this thread.
Well done Gav. It's given me a bit more incentive to hurry up and get my troll finished.
Any pros 'n cons of your camping set up? Anything you'd do differently next big trip?
Take care out there.
Rossco
fantastic stuff Gav, as Rossco already said, cant believe I missed this thread............................... That second photo in the last set in El Questro - simply stunning, water is like glass!!!!