:p Lol, I wasn't driving remember! (so for once the damage wasn't totaly my fault!) Thanks again for the recovery by the way!
off to look for new bumpers....
ps, where are your pictures! sure you have some!
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:p Lol, I wasn't driving remember! (so for once the damage wasn't totaly my fault!) Thanks again for the recovery by the way!
off to look for new bumpers....
ps, where are your pictures! sure you have some!
You want pictures of your disco resting on a rock beside a creek. You may not have been driving but you were Navi weren't you:pQuote:
Originally Posted by Psimpson7
I recon the D2 got distracted by the white thing parked on the other bank.....
Some more pics
The white thing followed them almost everywhere, rumour has it they are related - well the drivers are anywayQuote:
Originally Posted by Presto
what happened at cunninghams gap? Was it a land slide?
There were landslides before New Years that closed the road for several days. Its now open but is only one lane in certain parts which can make the trip quite slow. There are shipping containers stacked 2 high to stop the rocks from landing on the road in one part. The road has also slipped down the side in another section. We weren't held up for too long on the way home which was good, but I imagine the delays could be quite long in heavy traffic.
had a good weekend and best of all Sue enjoyed herself (her first time camping and 4wd'ing with me in 27 yrs) and she enjoyed the company....so take a bow guys. And Harry, you better learn the words to "A Pub With No Beer" before the next campfire.
Dennis.....and Sue
Cripes Pete....give us D2a drivers a bad name.....might have to give you some lessons on driving a D2 properly.......wouldn't have happened in Smokey :p,Quote:
Originally Posted by GuyG
Regards
Stevo
Did you guys get to check out the other area Sue had asked about, the other side of Cunninghams Gap?