Couple of Pics...

[noddy]

Howdy All

It has been a while since I visited the AULRO world, but things look to be going from strength to strength [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif[/img] Love the NSW vs Victorian rivalry

Things are going great at our end. Having to finally drag ourselves away from North Queensland and start heading over to Alice Springs, via Birdsville, Cooper Creek etc. Have to be in Melbourne in time for the Cup :wink:

Couple of pics from the last few months.

Hope all are well

Regards

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'Kimba' in Kimba?


The Great Man!


Hard day...


Twin Falls on the Cape


Seen Better Days


Two down, two to go...


Mission Beach at dawn...what happens when you have a noisy camping spot...


One that did not quite make it home.


Waiting, waiting, waiting...

[seqfisho]

Absolutely brilliant pics Noddy



Looks like the trip is going well, I trust Kimba and Iggy are both having a ball :wink:

[noddy]

Originally posted by seqfisho
Absolutely brilliant pics Noddy



Looks like the trip is going well, I trust Kimba and Iggy are both having a ball :wink:

Howdy seqfisho

Things are going along great. Kimba is getting a bit tired (done just over 30,000kms since April, including the Transcontinental Railway, West Coast, Kimberleys, Gulf, Cape York and now Central Aust). He is looking a bit tatty around the edges with bits starting to fall off.

Iggy is fine and just keeps poking along. No dust, unlike Kimba (at the end of each day we both look like Afghans, covered in dust and scarfs!) :wink:

Glad you like the pics, there are some other ones in the gallery.

Regards

[seqfisho]

How have you found dragging the camper behind you?

Has it caused you grief trying to get anywhere, was it easy to do the transcontinental line etc and the cape with it?

I only ask as Im looking at getting a camper next year and doing some of those locations.

[JamesH]

Fantastic pics, Noddy. Off to your gallery to see more.

Re the dust. A mate of mine noticed and admired your wind deflectors on your front doors in Broome. He has a truck cab Defender with no aircon and he and his wife love to drive with their windows open. As a result they have this rather bizarre orange/ginger coloured hair on opposite sides of their heads.

They were hoping that the deflectors would allow them to continue to drive with the windows open without looking weird after two days on the dirt. I know the dust will get into the cab anyway and that's life but do you get much coming in your side windows?

cheers

[Frenchie]

You should sell your pics Noddy. Brilliant.



And I'm jealous.

[discowhite]

ive got one word for you Noddy!

<span style="color:red"><span style="font-size:12pt;line-height:100%">BARSTARD!</span></span>

wish i was there!

phil.

[disco95]

Looking good Noddy. Glad you're having such a good time.
So the ultimate campers really live up to their name huh? :wink:

[Dinty]

G'day JamesH, mate I had a set of weather sheilds or wind deflectors on my 110, the left side is still there but the drivers side came off one day driving and was crushed by the car following before I could retrieve it but I was actually pleased about it as they do not allow air into the cab unless you have vents in the dash and unfortunatley my 110 (1984 mod) doesn't have such luxury, IMHO I would not fit them, but to each his own as they say. I have put footwell vents in and these are far the best thing I ever fitted but if you have a fairly new Landrover you may be a bit reluctant to cut holes in the front wings through to the inside of the cab but do they drag in the air!!, anyway like the rest of us I have enjoyed the pix put up by Noddy keep em coming cheers Dennis

[tdi130dualcab]

Make sure you say g'day on your way through the alice!

Cheers