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Originally Posted by trout1105

I have found that people with half a brain and know what they are doing behind the wheel of a 4WD Can enjoy the bush WITHOUT wreaking the access tracks.
All this wheel lifting and wheel spinning that people do on these tracks are 99% of the time are unnecessary with a modern 4WD or even with an older 4WD in skilled hands.
HOONS are Not just found on our streets they are also found in numbers in the bush as well unfortunately

And they damage everything else they can find such as trees,etc.

And leave rubbish everywhere

Originally Posted by trout1105

I have found that people with half a brain and know what they are doing behind the wheel of a 4WD Can enjoy the bush WITHOUT wreaking the access tracks.
All this wheel lifting and wheel spinning that people do on these tracks are 99% of the time are unnecessary with a modern 4WD or even with an older 4WD in skilled hands.
HOONS are Not just found on our streets they are also found in numbers in the bush as well unfortunately

Agreed. I'm more of an idler myself.

Originally Posted by Arapiles

When my son was about 11 and was at a new school one of the parents asked where he came from and he said ... "Brunswick".

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

I know an Asian teenager who was asked that question in Logan. His reply was, 'Woodridge.'

I've copped that for a lot of my life, although maybe less the last few years.
People didn't want to accept 'Australian' as an answer.

'Tis funny!

Originally Posted by INter674

Servo is gone..now an auto fill..but the last operator certainly made money from visiting 4wds so not sure why he would be complaining too much.... as did the motel....which must be struggling now. The area is in need of revitalisation and the local tracks need better management not just closures. But the Council is pretty hopeless in that regard and to be fair it has major legacy issues such as mine tailing pollution to deal with and declining population ...so tracks get ignored or buck passed to the State who are equally unwilling to recognise the benefits of off roading.

I'm all for visitation...it's the glorification of smashing tracks for marketing and promo that is wrong. Bring back Roothy☺

I bet no council bod has even considered using the Mine tailings to build up the tracks. Eeeeeeerrrr noooooo. Duuuuh.

Originally Posted by rick130

I've copped that for a lot of my life, although maybe less the last few years.
People didn't want to accept 'Australian' as an answer.

'Tis funny!

In the only photo I have seen of you Rick you look utterly British. Aw ok,, Australian British then. The "Spitfire Moustache" is a bit of a givaway though.

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

Agreed. I'm more of an idler myself.

That is why you got a couple of Geezers in to do your tanks, roight?