What is it with land Rover owners and STONE dwellings???:o
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What is it with land Rover owners and STONE dwellings???:o
Ok..NOW Im jealous!! Nice getaway mate. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Bundalene
We started out with what we called the "Taj Mahal".....double room canvas tent...that once up....after a few hrs on your own.....was great if you were there for long enough. Probably easier with 2. Due to time and weight of it....hardly did any trips last year. So decided when I could to get an Oztent...would like a camper but that will be down the track. At least with the Oztent....I throw it on the roof racks and off I go. Set up is quick, easy and painless....and with camping with 3 out of 5 children....a lot more relaxing :D. I have been known to take to camp beds with a steak knife having put up the behometh.
The old Taj Mahal at Fraser
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The Oztent with full side and front panels attached...Mt Moffat
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Crystal Creek without front or side panels
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Taking it away again this weekend to LCMP....thats the joy of it....can pack up and go within an hr and be unpacked and ready with a coldy in less than an hour. Love my Oztent :D,
Regards
Stevo
Two way I set up at Fraser Island
2-4 days
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Week or more
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The D1 getting loaded
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The wife likes the long term version
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Originally Posted by 4wd4fun
if you put in a cargo barrier, it gives you another wall to stack against,,,
seriously.
Bendethra -4C overnight, thawing out cover flap which was a sheet of ice, 9:00am and it was a sweltering 1C, nice and warm in the swag overnight though, I am building a camper similar (to fit on my w/shop trailer chassis) to The "Ho-Hars", getting too old to be climbing up off the ground, Regards Frank.
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Your neighbours with JDNSW then, lifes good, Regards Frank.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bundalene
Camped at Ningan Station approx three years ago. Mild but very dry and wild goats everywhere. The station actually exports them to the middle east.
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In preparation for Corowa! :D
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Originally Posted by Tank
Yes Frank, JD is just "over the back fence":D
...A bit too far to walk for a neighbourly visit.....
But great to know we have friends close at hand, even though we only get there a few times a year:p
Mrs B