Jigsaw
New Member
Hey all.
Just finished Australia day long w/end with a trip to wellington dam national park.
Met up with Stets, Nissan owner, Wayne, owner of ford 4x4 and Glen a Disco and fisrt time 4x4er.
Along with the passengers they brought with them and myself in an 80 series cruiser we set off from the quarry picnic site into the bush.
The tracks were mostly two wheel drive, well I think Stets and Wayne were most of the time, we had a full day driving through the beautifil country side.
Wayne managed to find us some hill climbs and mud holes (dried up ones) that would be pretty exciting come the winter months.
We stopped for lunch, bbq and a couple of coldies with what could only be described as the longest joke session I have ever heard.( maybe I dont get out enough)
Continued on our way and found more mud holes and hills than you could poke a stick at, still cleaning the dust out of my car a couple of days later.
Had a group photo at the end of the track before airing up and going our seperate ways.
All in all a fantastic day with a great group of people who made everyone feel welcome and very much at home.
Looking forward to the next trip.
Jigsaw.
Ps would also like to say that Glen the newbie did exceptionally well considering he has never done this sort of thing before.
Keep it up mate and you'll as good as everyone else with some expereince up your sleeve.
Just finished Australia day long w/end with a trip to wellington dam national park.
Met up with Stets, Nissan owner, Wayne, owner of ford 4x4 and Glen a Disco and fisrt time 4x4er.
Along with the passengers they brought with them and myself in an 80 series cruiser we set off from the quarry picnic site into the bush.
The tracks were mostly two wheel drive, well I think Stets and Wayne were most of the time, we had a full day driving through the beautifil country side.
Wayne managed to find us some hill climbs and mud holes (dried up ones) that would be pretty exciting come the winter months.
We stopped for lunch, bbq and a couple of coldies with what could only be described as the longest joke session I have ever heard.( maybe I dont get out enough)
Continued on our way and found more mud holes and hills than you could poke a stick at, still cleaning the dust out of my car a couple of days later.
Had a group photo at the end of the track before airing up and going our seperate ways.
All in all a fantastic day with a great group of people who made everyone feel welcome and very much at home.
Looking forward to the next trip.
Jigsaw.
Ps would also like to say that Glen the newbie did exceptionally well considering he has never done this sort of thing before.
Keep it up mate and you'll as good as everyone else with some expereince up your sleeve.
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