Jul 11, 2022 | Asia, Featured
Waking up to green green grass we have a nice little breakfast before heading out, although the tent is still slightly wet during pack up, we are sure we will camp before dark and it will dry today. We have a slow day planned looking for our next camp, We cover...
Jun 20, 2022 | Asia, Featured
And show up tomorrow night in a major storm with sideways rain please.. But today we pack up and leave Odessa and we have no real destination in mind, we are just following the road west. We have a late start as we are feeling slightly hung over and still need to do a...
Jun 1, 2022 | Asia, Featured
I’d say its not normal but I would be lying, we normally cover some serious ground in towns on foot, although not as bad when I took Sean on a 10km tiki tour that led to an apartment block across town instead of an old fort… oops. Wonder if it works? Leaving the hotel...
May 17, 2022 | Asia, Featured
Its Thursday night, we have not received a call for work… Chernobyl scrolls across the screen on the tv for shows to watch. “Hey wanna go check out Ukraine?” Night 1 stop over Anyways, we have now booked a ferry for the wagon and I am off and running to get all packed...
May 17, 2022 | Asia, Featured
After leaving Australia at 265k we finally ticked over the 300k mark in Turkey. The car has been running great although does require your standard maintenance that is performed before most trips as you would expect, as the roads we normally try to drive add a...
Mar 3, 2022 | Asia, Featured
After the D915 drive I figured it was time to see how wild of roads I could find. I guess for this blog I will just let the photos do the talking, I winded my way through about 75kms worth of crazy switch backs, loose rock slopes, thick fog and walked away okay....
Mar 2, 2022 | Asia, Featured
The call came, the dreaded call… “Hello, Asareh, your apartment smells like dead fish like the fridge has quit” Ahhh man, we quickly book a flight as we hadn’t left a key with anyone back in Antalya and Asareh will be on her way home in no time at all. Luckily at the...
Mar 1, 2022 | Asia, Featured
The tent is pooling some water this morning so my wake up call is brutal and quick. But a coffee makes all okay. We have 1 thing to do today and this is to drive the D915. So we hammer straight to Bayburt for a refuel and head north. The road starts very easy and is...
Mar 1, 2022 | Asia, Featured
We wake up to a stunning view on the edge of the cliff after a peaceful night. We wash up in the spring and head straight back into tunnels, I figure it almost works out to be 30kms worth of tunnels overall but broken up into pieces. Heading out we travel past a few...
Feb 28, 2022 | Asia, Featured
Haha, get it? Cause of the giant tunnels we go through? We must first start our trip leaving last nights camp where the last few water crossing are causing the wagon to stay locked in 4wd due to water in some switches which is odd as to date has never happened again....
Feb 28, 2022 | Asia, Featured
In the morning there is a bit of confusion at the hotel as I try to sort a good workshop, but by luck the parking lot attendant knows a very good workshop, we head on out to Teknikeren garaj where I am introduced to Eren. A top-notch bloke who helps me with the wagon...
Feb 28, 2022 | Asia, Featured
We wake to a lovely warm day. Perfect for the exploring we will be doing, except on top of Mt. Nemrut the wind is howling depending on which side you are on. It’s a steep drive but an easy drive for any vehicle 2 or 4wd. When we arrive at the top we parked and were...
Feb 26, 2022 | Asia, Featured
Today we back track into town to do a restock, a rather lazy day overall. We start with heading back about 20kms to Kahta for meat and vegetables. A simple shop just to ensure our next few days are stress free and good eating. On our way back in we stop at Karakus...
Feb 21, 2022 | Asia, Featured
Waking up in Gaziantep, we have a lovely breakfast in the hotel before going out for a walk in town. We walk past spices, and dried fruits and a multitude of copper wares, yet still… no cup of christ, my dream of being indi continues, Asareh hates it. You will find as...
Nov 17, 2021 | Asia, Featured
Where do we start today, it was a mish mash of side roads into the mountains then back onto the main road for 5 kms then we would whip into the next side track. But of course, that is not before we start with breakfast and a lazy coffee. Moving into town we cross a...
Nov 16, 2021 | Asia, Featured
With the test run a success Asareh suggests we head down the coast, and like I would ever say no to her ideas. We spend the next week collecting everything we need and before we know it, the Paj is loaded and ready to go. We get a decently early exit from home and...
Nov 9, 2021 | Asia, Featured
With our return from Iran (Blogs to follow) we decide against the rental car and make the plan to get the wagon running asap. With tools and oils at home, I call a friend who then tows the wagon out onto an old house foundation where I will begin my day. Starting...
May 2, 2021 | Asia, Featured
We spend the next few days before Sean has to leave relaxing and getting our Kebab on. But of course, you can’t leave a country without a good old fashioned transmission removal. What a heavy beast. We nail it in 4 hours though and the box is tucked into the wagon...
Apr 25, 2021 | Asia, Featured
There is nothing better than getting to port and discovering that the container key is missing… But more on that later. Let’s go back a couple days. Picture: A bus… I have never been on a bis for an actual trip, for work yes but never like this, so I suggest me and...
Dec 27, 2020 | Asia, Featured
With borders closed for ages I finally got a window with South Africa opening up and I wasted no time in preparing the logistics to get the wagon packed up and shipped out. With a port of exit chosen, I hopped on a plane and headed to Joburg. I arrived on the weekend...
Dec 8, 2020 | Featured, Vehicle Build
Touchy topic, some people prefer old school, some prefer to have every gadget under the sun in their wagon. I have tried hard to meet somewhere in the middle to not only keep the weight down. Which I am still over GVM, But I can’t lose much else. There is...
Dec 2, 2020 | Featured, Vehicle Build
Where to begin, you have such a range in today’s day and age to pick from, from a simple to isolator, to a super complex system that monitors every aspect and runs coffee machines. For the sake of simplicity, I will stick with just describing my mid-range setup. It’s...
Nov 23, 2020 | Africa, Featured
Here we are in the Democratic Republic Of Congo!! Enjoy these photos of us working our way around. I have just added small descriptions under the photos for where it is and what was going on. ENJOY! The route selected The bridge is finally open (Nov 2020) Big 2 days...
Sep 20, 2020 | Australia, Featured
We wake up and head for the airport in our Sunday best, or close to. A quick coffee and sandwich we part ways. Now its up to me to make some miles to get back to perth, a mere 1800km drive. I set out loaded with fuel with my first stop being Tom Price to collect my...
Sep 17, 2020 | Australia, Featured
It finally happened, we finally met red dog. But more on that later. Being our last day for driving, we are slow to wake and pack. A quick egg on bread to keep clean up to a minimum. The camp was nice and we were treated to good company next door along with the...
Sep 16, 2020 | Australia, Featured
Same Payload We crawl out of the swag to see most cars are already packing up and on route to get their travels started. Karijini has been very busy due to covid keeping everyone in the country. But it is still worth the adventure. We grab a light brekky and coffee...
Sep 15, 2020 | Australia, Featured
The hum of the A/c is amazing. But its about to end. A quick shower and I pull up to the diesel pump and begin fuelling for our next leg, Hutchy also fills up one last time before he heads out, Grabbing brekky we prepare for the day, we are headed to Wittenoom.. oh...
Sep 14, 2020 | Australia, Featured
We waste no time getting moving in the morning before it gets hot, pulling along the main drag we stop and grab a snap shot in front of the hottest town in Australia, but not before hitting up the local shop for fresh bread, Asareh has prepared a great sandwich before...
Sep 13, 2020 | Australia, Featured
I fear for my life… more on this later Waking up we pack up quickly and head out before it gets hot and the gravel gets soft. In true fashion I point the wagon straight up the drop off from yesterday’s stuck and power straight up, was it a display of shear...
Sep 12, 2020 | Australia, Featured
Waking up as the sun warms the swag we have enjoyed a surprisingly cool night, blanket required. So we are sleeping good on this trip so far. I make an egg sandwich to get me moving and stand near the water and stare at the fish swimming back and forth as Asareh and...
Sep 11, 2020 | Australia, Featured
Nice try Datsun Birthday Boy!!!! We are all somehow awake at 7am, although a bit rough around the edges. I have a nice bowl of cereal and enjoy a bit of peace before a few flies come out of hiding and start to annoy me. Hutchy has new lamps he is opening, solar...
Sep 10, 2020 | Australia, Featured
Up early, I have a look at the old haul truck parked up, you can see into the engine. Super cool. before a quick bit of power adding to the wagon. Bit more fuel to get it moving. A quick phone call lets me know Asareh is on her way to the airport to meet friends in...
Sep 9, 2020 | Australia, Featured
Blasting along the highway at a blistering 97ish kmh I push all the way to Newman from Perth in 1 day. It seems I have a headwind regardless of the direction I travel, putting a speed cap on the old rig. Speaking of old rig, I did a few upgrades and added a roof rack...
Sep 17, 2019 | Africa, Featured
The last day of our big trip, we motor back to Joburg over 2 days, I find I may have also done my steering rack in, which from the abuse makes sense. Its leaking like mad so to slow the leak and save the pump I add diff oil, steering is obviously a bit heavier but it...
Sep 15, 2019 | Africa, Featured
These couple of days worth of blog are a bit hazy, as there was some booze consumed. We will jump straight into it though. We wake up and I clean a few items out of the wagon, mainly the blue boxes as everything else is bolted down as today is the day I meet the Port...
Sep 13, 2019 | Africa, Featured
We have a rough night as we had a bit of water coming in through the ports, odd, but we deal with it. Its normal for a boat anyways. We are guided on how breakfast works, which wasn’t exactly all inclusive, as we actually have to pick a place to eat and there is a...
Sep 11, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Its my Birthday!! Waking up Asareh is able to shower before the water can even boil, we are totally out of LPG, but that’s alright, we still got coffee. We start motoring south towards our destination of cape town. Asareh has booked us in at a special hotel...
Sep 10, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Waking up still in thick fog, it feels like something from silent hill. It takes absolutely ages for coffee, this gas issue is becoming a problem. But we figure we will only be camping 1 more night as we are headed back in towns for the rest of the trip. We pack up...
Sep 9, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Seriously, always take advantage of showers and laundry when it’s available. We head south to Springbok, grabbing fast food for the first time in ages, burger and pizza. But in a change of events we found Chilli bacon, now this is an amazing treat and if I am found...
Sep 8, 2019 | Africa, Featured
The sun finally peeks over the range, but the wind has not left. We are both not overly well rested. We get up and I drive the wagon down the track a few 100 meters to move around an old wall to take the tent down, this was a struggle. But we make it happen...
Sep 7, 2019 | Africa, Featured
We tried to stay an extra night in town, but the place was fully booked, so instead of looking for a new place we start heading south which is a good idea as we only have 2 more days left in the country before we overstay our visas. Packing up and a quick...
Sep 6, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Our day in Windhoek, with some quick planning in place we head out for a laundry stop, and drop the wagon off for a service. I lucked out and the local Mitsubishi dealer was able to squeeze the wagon in. The shuttle us to downtown and we begin exploring. First stop,...
Sep 5, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Making a quick exit from the hotel gets our day running. On the hunt for a good carwash as the wagon is 10 pounds heavier in just salt crust. I find a place with underbody washing so up on the ramps she goes. We grab a coffee and relax, it takes about 30 minute to a...
Sep 4, 2019 | Africa, Featured
The wagon gets a decent clean which will be pointless in an hour, but preventive care right? We grab a decent breakfast at the hotel and head towards Walvis Bay, there are oil rigs all along the coast which is very cool to see. In Walvis we refuel and grab coffee and...
Sep 3, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Seafood is all we want, it’s been months since we have had anything fish related. So we proceed south, on route we pass a seal colony so we stop in, I had no idea how loud they are, let alone stinky. You basically walk through them, very cool, babies all over. We even...
Sep 2, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Today our drone fights the earth… Check out that tube But we must start our day with the most important meal, coffee, alcohol and boiled eggs, the breakfast of champions. Hitting the road we quickly end up in a dead end, I figure by looking at the maps it’s a...
Sep 1, 2019 | Africa, Featured
No one wakes up happy today; I am in slightly better shape and meander for breakfast. Asareh sleeps till 11, and even then was not feeling very well at all. Lunch really did a number. To fill in the time I do some cleaning and small repairs on the wagon. With Asareh...
Aug 30, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Back in the wagon I cut across the back routes and we head south towards white lady, we stop about 10kms south for lunch. Russians and ciders. A good call as it’s a bit cool out with the wind. A family of giraffes wander around just down from the wagon paying us no...
Aug 29, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Waking up we shower, which is welcome after a few days in the dust and have a relaxing coffee. They must water the bushes near our tent as the bonnet is a bit wet and I absolutely eat shit off the bonnet, A good start to the day, we are off to the shop for a large...
Aug 28, 2019 | Africa, Featured
We get the fire started back up and use it to make coffee as we are pretty much out of LPG in both tanks. The sun takes ages to creep over the mountains. But a short time later we find ourselves working through the rocks to get back to the river bed to continue on. ...
Aug 27, 2019 | Africa, Featured
A shower and coffee get us running at a decent hour and we pick up Chiko, and with Asareh sitting on the centre console we go to meet his family and buy some diesel from a local house. We meet his wife and child and gift them the rest of the cake we made the night...
Aug 26, 2019 | Africa, Featured
We wake up with our guard dog at the foot of the tent, we have no water though so we use our own tanks to get the day started. A quick coffee later we are at the marble mine having a look around. Very cool to see in person, we spend a few minutes studying the cuts in...
Aug 25, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Van Zyls Pass today!!! We are a little nervous as this has been rated as the hardest pass in Africa due to remoteness and how hard the track actually is. I had been in contact with Dawid from the pajero club who had been through 2 days before us, and he said he would...
Aug 24, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Van zyls bound!! We’re getting close but nervous. We bail camp by 8:20am. The flies. 1 hour later we near Okongwati and roll through town collecting a few little supplies, well, sugar and onions as that is all that is available. Although Asareh lucks out and spots fat...
Aug 23, 2019 | Africa, Featured
7AM the monkeys have gotten into our dishes. Noise noise noise. They were even taking my cutlery out of its window holder and jumping all over the awning. Clearly having a great time on their new playground. The hungover humans are not overly impressed. We start the...
Aug 21, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Waking up around 830, we are in no real rush today as we only have a short drive to Epupa. It takes us till 11 to get moving. 3 hour drive is ahead of us. The road has been upgraded over the years to the anger of a few travellers as now anyone can use it which causes...
Aug 20, 2019 | Africa, Featured
We start the day negotiating a washout and picking a wheel up. Good road to begin on and wake up to. Shortly we find a turn off and head towards what should lead us to the highway? We will find out. Pushing on we come across a dry rocky area, a horse slowly walks...
Aug 19, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Day 40 on the road, This has been great so far. We pack up as 2 locals walk past camp, I ask to confirm that this track does in fact meet back up with the highway. It does so we continue on, We hit the highway for a small amount then head back into the dirt to make...
Aug 18, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Eggs on toast followed by a cold shower, Let’s roll. Pack up and were off. We hit the pavement, I put the foot down, then promptly begin braking, we have hit our 300 meter quota of black top for the day and hit the gravel again. Packing up On route Cleaned up nicely...
Aug 17, 2019 | Africa, Featured
In order to pay it back for the night, we do breakfast. 2 coffees later and a shower we are packed up and almost ready to hit the road, but first the owners grandpa has to show us his workshop. Now this place is cool, not only is it organised, but he has a WW1 german...
Mar 31, 2020 | Vehicle Build
In this blog I will do a quick run down on the mods I have done for this wagon to make it more reliable and carry the weight better. I’m a firm believer that if you match your spring rates to your vehicle you don’t require 3000+ in aftermarket suspension to maintain...
Aug 16, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Making our way for a quick stock up we head out hunting for a solar panel, no luck. I was hoping to take some stress of the battery while parked up for longer amounts of time. Back in SA I will take care of this issue. But we did nab a headlamp for the bathroom at...
Aug 15, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Up and molecule. Today is the cleaning day, the wagon has filled with dust over time and the tent needs a sweep out. We have access to laundry here so we get right to it stripping the tent empty and Asareh gets to test the 12V vacuum I bought. It actually works...
Aug 14, 2019 | Africa, Featured
A day at the local museum, there is so much cool stuff to see. A good way to stay busy. The curator is a 3rd generation German who gives me some history on the tractor out front and some of the info on mines around the area, very copper rich. They also have a ton of...
Aug 13, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Waking up to a beautiful sunrise or a poorly parked car, take your pick. Lol. We skip brekky and pull back onto the main road. We take a minute to stretch a bit while the tyres air back up. It takes about 2-3 minutes a tyre to go from 12 to 45psi. so very happy with...
Aug 12, 2019 | Africa, Featured
We wake up to a stunning sunrise over the open grasslands, complete with animals slowly making their way to the waterhole for a drink. We pack up the camp which takes about 30 minutes including dishes, very happy with that speed as that is not rushing. Soft sand With...
Aug 11, 2019 | Africa, Featured
This place is way too nice to rush out of. Sitting till noon is not a problem. Eggs on toast and the locals come down to wash their clothes. A few even arrive by old fashioned dugout canoe. Very cool. The coffee goes down well with feet in the water and shortly after...
Aug 10, 2019 | Africa, Featured
We have once again pre packed the night before for a quick escape in the morning, We have some big miles to cover today as we think we only have 14 days. Asareh has made a fruit salad. A quick stop in town to get sim cards and fuel. We finally make an exit around 12....
Aug 9, 2019 | Africa, Featured
The pot holes that is. I wake up early with the familiar beeping noise from the inside of the wagon.. ahh the fridge has finally gone into low power mode. But we have been sitting for 6 days now with no real driving so I am happy with the length of time it did run off...
Aug 7, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Livingstone continued Day 4: We pack up the wagon and enjoy breakfast, and as usual I get questioned about my fake plates while packing. They’re not, but super unusual for the locals to see ones without numbers. We make our way into town and Asareh goes and sorts her...
Aug 4, 2019 | Africa, Featured
These 2 blogs will cover a 6 day period in Livingstone, as we checked out Victoria falls and surrounds. Waking up we head to a fantastic breakfast then quickly hop in the wagon and head for Vic falls. We figure we will hike boiling pot first and get the hard...
Aug 3, 2019 | Africa, Featured
This phrase is how you cross into Zambia. You have been warned. A side note, you have to be firm with the people as they will push push push. the second and third time I crossed the border they remembered the vehicle and I had zero hassle. I start the day with...
Aug 2, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Because its funny to say and Kasane’s In Sight With just enough hot water for a shower we pack and motor on. We had plans to drive hunters road but due to work we decided we need connection and power onto Kasane. The road here is nice, 120 the whole way, a few ellies...
Aug 1, 2019 | Africa, Featured
More Elephants than you can shake a stick at This will cover our 2 days at Elephant Sands, mainly please just enjoy the photos of baby elephants playing. And big elephants ruling the joint. I have been having a slight issue with food, mainly I/we now struggle with...
Jul 30, 2019 | Africa, Featured
The attempted early wake up, Time, 8am. Temperature, Bullsh*t. We crawl unwillingly our of bed and start the day. Coffee, shower and hit the road headed for Francis Town for a restock and laundry. Apparently I can’t wear the same shirt every day.. no matter how good I...
Jul 29, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Up early, I make a pot of coffee with a hint of vanilla.. which goes unnoticed.. the effort I put in.. .sheesh. It is way too bright for this time of day Morning at camp, about to get ready for the day An omelette and sun keep us occupied till 930. And pack...
Jul 28, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Minimum wind on wake up, Coffee complete, we move to the voting stations, shower? 100% yes. With the water heated we get clean from the dust of the day past. Today is the test day for the dust issue, we will see if the holes are all sorted and I am pleased to...
Jul 27, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Sitting and enjoying coffee we feel it, a slight breeze, then a less slight breeze. Boom, chairs tip over, dust is blowing in our eyes. The ultimate struggle begins, packing up a RTT in wind. One down side the brochures never mention. With the struggle complete and...
Jul 26, 2019 | Africa, Featured
The birds wake us up today and its not too cold so we make our way out of bed, pack up with just a coffee and leave. We have skipped a few breakfast’s and need to stop doing that. But we did stretches so that sorta makes up for it. With the camera on time lapse we...
Jul 25, 2019 | Africa, Featured
But not us…. Waking up early I head out and inspect wagon, adjust the exhaust and tighten a bolt. Basic stuff that can end a trip is easily fixed with a basic tool kit and some know how. Ignoring these small problems can snowball out of control. leaving you...
Jul 24, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Packing up early we have cake and coffee and roll out of the park headed for town, we have plans and try to somewhat stick to them. With plans to stay at a lodge with glamping we get wifi and sort it out, only to discover that its actually self catering, so some...
Jul 23, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Order up! Eggs, tomatoes and mushrooms for brekky, coffee on the side please. Today is a minimal drive day, we work our way past Paradise pool, well try to, the road is fully blocked. They won’t move. The elephants that is. After waiting for 30 minutes we figure it’s...
Jul 22, 2019 | Africa, Featured
The hippos were quite vocal last night, but nothing ever came into view. We have our usual slow removal from the tent, then the snail pace coffee drink. Why not just sit and enjoy the area. Our fellows campers are packed up and gone and we decide that we should...
Mar 19, 2020 | Resources
You’ve seen the trax ads, you’ve seen the demonstrations, get bogged and use our pricey equipment to recover yourself. But what if there was another way? If you watch closely, in most videos the tyres still have highway pressure in them. Editors note: All...
Jul 21, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Waking up at 7, we quickly shower and finish packing. Motoring on into town we swing into the café to ask about the dress and grab a coffee. The dress is there but the lady is not, so that’s a win and we go about our restock. Heading into town we get our LPG refilled...
Jul 20, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Have you seen my dress? After a slow start to the day we begin planning, with a well thought out plan to make the most of the day we head out, stop number 1: ARB which wasn’t even open yet but he let us pick up a bbq mesh grill for our fire. Then off to Reiley’s for...
Jul 19, 2019 | Africa, Featured
We’re not doing that again… Time: 6AM Location: Sunday pan Temp: 1c Lions: MIA This was our one and only early wake up attempt, we froze, seen no lions, and got stuck behind slow driving tourists. But we did see a honey badger so that was a slight win....
Jul 18, 2019 | Africa, Featured
The birds, clearly sick of the snoring wake us up. Do do dooooo, on repeat. Nice the first time, after a while, please leave my camp. A light breakfast of toast and amarula coffee gets us running. I get all the cameras back on charge and transfer photos as required....
Apr 5, 2017 | Australia
The next morning I awake to find a spider has built a home between my swag and my car. interesting getting out of bed if you have ever seen a golden orb up close. After a quick pack up I put on my hiking boots and head up up up. The view from the top...
Jul 17, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Today is the day, we wake up once the sun has allowed the temperature to climb a bit. No point in freezing. With a small fire started back up Asareh starts breakfast, omelette . I go about the important business of heating up water, this is where metal jugs are...
Apr 4, 2017 | Australia
The next day on my way out I swing through the old asbestos mine for a quick peek, you can see the massive tailing piles Weather has left nothing behind The area sees a lot of rain, here is a piece of solid concrete it flipped as the rivers can rise very...
Jul 16, 2019 | Africa, Featured
Start the car!!! Waking up we sit and enjoy our coffee, Normally we are the lazy campers leaving at 10-11 but to day we have some serious miles to cover, and its soft soft sand. We get rolling and head further north, the sun climbs higher and higher and...
Apr 1, 2017 | Australia
The Asbestos capital, no longer mining and mostly abandoned this town only houses a few last remaining people. power has been cut and the mail route shut down years ago. I start the day following the well worn track out of the valley and onto Wittenoom for a peek...
Mar 31, 2017 | Australia
The next day was one hell of an adventure, starting with a bath in Hamersley Gorge, which I had to myself. A lovely place to start the day. The water was cool and the rocks slippery so at one point I didn’t have a choice on getting wet. You can’t beat these...
Mar 30, 2017 | Australia
I had a great night out under the stars, went swimming and just enjoyed the area. Since I was nearing my time limit for ice and cold beer and food in general as I was only packing for 4 days at a time I ran into Tom Price to restock, hammering down the road at 130 I...
Mar 29, 2017 | Australia
Waking up on day 4 to a stunning sunrise and a cup of coffee I began heading to Pannawonica hoping the rain hadn’t closed the roads, I had some flooding to deal with but nothing to major for the wagon. Just stay in the middle and you will be fine We were good and I...
Mar 28, 2017 | Australia
A good nights sleep on some grass and a warm shower had me on route and heading to Nanutarra due to road closures from rain. Either way it was gravel so I was happy. Found an old grader on the way And an old water tank Quickly reached my destination.....
Mar 27, 2017 | Australia
A solid sleep and away we go for day 3. A trip planned to reach Mt. Augustus about 200kms to the east, but of course on route I go hunting for old mines, which lead to a field of quartz but no old pits sadly, and an old shearing shed on cobra station. Making my way...
Mar 26, 2017 | Australia
Where shall we begin, Basically it starts with me sitting having a few beers on a Saturday night with my mate Simon, who made the comment that 40L of diesel won’t be enough for my trip, well will be cutting it close. Next thing I know I’m at his place loading up a...
