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						Big apologies i still learning to drive this
and was trying to link a few things together,sticky fingers opps.

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						Hi Mick, I'm in the Launceston area and would be interested in anything you have planned. Later on the year is best for me, say September onwards. I have a little excursion planned on the mainland before then.
cheers, Chris
Your trip plan sounds really good Mick will need minimum 3 days I think. Let me know what dates suit you guys later in year better for me
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						Hi guys thanks for your responses iam thinking we wait for daylight savings again so around October ? but i want to accommodate the masses so let me know what suits you guys best and i will put a plan together with distances and over night stops, will also try to work out fuel stops ? and muster point.
cheers Mick.
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						hey guys sorry for not posting sooner had abit on lately will get dates and trip plan up soon
The Climes track can be done from either end, November last year I drove it with some other New South Welshman from South to North. I gather the Granite Creek waterfall section is closed whilst a bridge is built (may be finished already). It took half a day for three of us to traverse, but we didn't go to the mine and now wish we had. I had to winch my stock Perentie through some sticky mud at the northern end but apparently that has been fixed up now for the bridge works.
Balfour Track is pretty wet and whilst I can say I have survived it, I wouldn't do it again as the car didn't enjoy it. It isn't all that scenic (unless you've never seen a puddle before) and it is very hard on cars-the silt in the kilometre or so of puddles is a fantastic grinding medium, ideal for eliminating the effectiveness of seals and reducing bearing life, not to mention you'll be cleaning it out for years. Have lots of loooong snatch straps ready.
However...the Sandy Cape track from Arthur River to the start of the Balfour track is scenic and extremely enjoyable, and the Balfour Hotel at the other end of the track is fantastic.
South of Arthur River there is a beaut maze of tracks around Sarah Anne Rocks coming out at Temma. Good views, a bit of sand driving and a not-too-deep puddle near Temma. We hadn't checked the legalities so of course we didn't drive it
I will be doing a trip to Tassie first week of July sadly I won't be in one of my landys.
I'll be the guy waving in the hire car.
Dan
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