Thread: Where Willem went

That's an interesting website and a great story he tells. I'll have a closer read of it when I get a bit more time. Not only the 4WD story but also the genealogy he has published. I find the history of people interesting.

I reckon you'd have had an interesting time exploring that area Greg. Have a great trip in the coming hols.

Willem

Originally Posted by willem

That's an interesting website and a great story he tells. I'll have a closer read of it when I get a bit more time. Not only the 4WD story but also the genealogy he has published. I find the history of people interesting.

I reckon you'd have had an interesting time exploring that area Greg. Have a great trip in the coming hols.

Willem

Sorry Willem, didn't mean to infer that you had done a runner. I can see how the title would have got your attention. This Willem is still about and pops up now and then on explore oz, tells a pretty god yarn. He has a few stories on his site dating back to the late sixtys, well worth a read. I wouldn't call them politically correct but he tells it like it was.
We got about half way in last attempt but ran out of time, will add some photo's of the track.


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Got big feet, hasn't he.




This ones from Point Stewart, good little caravan park with units. Well off the tourist track.

Cheers Greg

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Originally Posted by roversmith

Sorry Willem, didn't mean to infer that you had done a runner. I can see how the title would have got your attention. This Willem is still about and pops up now and then on explore oz, tells a pretty god yarn. He has a few stories on his site dating back to the late sixtys, well worth a read. I wouldn't call them politically correct but he tells it like it was.

Cheers Greg

No need to be sorry Greg. You're right, the title was certainly going to grab my attention! But I just find that his stories are interesting, so I appreciate you drawing our attention to them.

Great pics, BTW- Particularly that last one of the waterfall.

Willem