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ok, will take both, appreciate this valuable information.Quote:
Originally Posted by vnx205
now will my iphone5 work ok in the dunes as i have had reception on a beach before. ;)
i must say in researching desert travel if i carry everything people say you need, i would need a fleet of 4wd's...:angel:
Only if you turn it upside down have your right eye open your left one closed and hold your arms in the crucifix position.
Life is too short for cask wine!
Leave out the high lift jack.
I'm on a bit of a boys trip at the moment on our way for a west east crossing. We're currently in Tibooburra and should reach mount dare in a few days. I'll keep an eye out for you although we're heading over the WAA line. Not expecting any problems, have a sat phone& plenty of muscles if needed. Have a great trip & I'll hopefully give some feedback of conditions once we reach birdsville.
that's just drinking alcohol for the sake of it...cask wine is what legitimately is not good enough for a bottle.:pQuote:
Originally Posted by vnx205
I actually take very good wines with me when I go out.....nothing like GOOD wine drinking it from a pannikin around the fire
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Originally Posted by Tombie
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99% of the time I would agree, however I have had to use mine in anger several times, most notably on the Gunbarrel Hwy, up to the sills in red clay, and 3 snatch straps + a winch extension strap were not enough to reach solid ground. Jack, pack & then drive out:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
With the current conditions travelling around lake eyre & up for a west east crossing I'd say bring your high lift jack. It's wet and some rds are closed, we have been stopped at William ck for 2 days. Bring as much recovery gear as you can reasonably carry without overloading.
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thanks the update pete, have seen those roads showing closed on the saroads website.
we are looking at sticking to the tar up to uluru then see what conditions are like before heading into the simpson.
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