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[QUOTE=tangus89;2467529]had some canvas wrapped around the RTT frame. Unsure of the look but really well made and works well.
Once you drive around for a few weeks and get a bit of dust on that canvas, it will look right at home :)
I had a 75 series cruiser ute several years ago. I added a bright green canvas canopy and it was soooooo green, but one trip into western Qld fixed that.
Saw you the other day tangus - bottom end of melbourne st. Alas, I was in the wifes colarado so no waves.
Twins playing with the older brother :D
LOVELY Keswick! :cool::cool:
HUE plates cool too! ;)
Nice pics! So are you keeping one HUE pristine and driving the other?
How's the old 110 feeling? Neglected? 😊 I know mine is!
Very nice group of Landys. Love the Keswick colour too.
Have not posted the old boy in a while
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He's a handsome lad, that James ;)
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Ok, well finally got round to putting up a few pics of our family camping trip just before Christmas.
Well I say family, but unfortunately my wife had to work, as it's her company's busiest period of the year.
So off I headed with the two kids, to the Wellington River, just past Licola for a couple of nights.
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The kids loved playing in the river, fishing, swimming and exploring.
Then up to Mt Wellington and Miller's Hut for one night
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Before heading down Billy Goat Bluff and into Bairnsdale, to our Mum's house, just in time for my son's birthday on Christmas Eve. My wife drove down Christmas morning.
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The trip was fantastic, not one 4wd was spotted in the 4 day's up in the High Country. Never had that happen before. In fact the only people we saw, were two walkers up on top of Mt Wellington.