AusVarmint

Back in July a mate was heading up north to go for a bit of a look around litchfield national park. Being flippin cold down here the misses came up with an idea n said “you know what Mal our youngest hasn’t been up to Ayres rock (sorry Uluru) yet”, so after about 3 seconds of thought (it was a cold July) we decided to head off for a bit of a drive. We couldn’t leave the same time as Col in 1 week, cause we had to give work 2 week’s notice for some holidays so we both booked a week off and with about 1 week of prep we found ourselves headin north in the Hillbilly bus with the Engel in the back n trailer in tow for some camping n sightseeing. and maybe a bit of shooting.
Anyway Australia really is a beaut place n I can post a few picks every couple of days if ya want…

Cobber Pedy was our first stop Ribas underground camping was a bit of fun Always time to kick the football (soccer for all you rednecks) Cheers

G'day John,

Very keen to see some more pics if you are able. Hope that you have a great time away with the family.

Keep an eye out for any dogs/camels/donkeys etc on the way up!

Regards,

CZ550

Good photos mate, third one looks like the young one got done in by a sniper and is on the way down. there is still a heap of this country that Id like to see before Im too old and stuffed.

What's the deal with the spaceship wreck? Did you raid it's armory, could be some cool gear in there?

hmmm star wars ??

Cool pics 1K

The ship is from Pitch Black (the first 'Riddick' movie)....thought I recognised it.

Camel he's doing a rainbow flick
Cheers guys and ohh yeah there were camels n lotsa horses around Mt Connor on the way to Uluru The mighty rock in all its glory We couldn't climb the rock this time... too windy they reckoned All of 5 kt

Chi flexing some of his muscles...
All the best
John

Plenty of walks, plenty of rocks, plenty of canyons
One of our favourite places, the Olga's! absolutely magnificent walks n scenery, we literally walk a few days, up, over, through and around the place
All the best
John

All the best
John

Thanks for the photos mate, you are doing a great thing taking your young'uns on a trip like that, something they will remember for the rest of their lives.

Only just saw this, you would have driven within 80km of my place. next time call in for a beer and maybe a shoot

Yep, I only just noticed this. Awesome. i will do that one day.

And I remember the shark wanting into to your fishing boat and the idea of doing that with you one day. We need to make that happen. I'm planning to be in SA May next year with the love of my life

trevort wrote:I'm planning to be in SA May next year with the love of my life

don't just take your rifle, take the missus too

Lived in Yulara for 8 years before moving to civilization in Alice Springs that 5k wind you mentioned would have been 30 + at the top. Over 27 people have died by falling off Uluru, see once you start rolling there is nothing to stop you until you reach the bottom except for the odd chasm

Mate glad you blokes posted I forgot about this one
Dr G mate I knew we were sniffing around but it was a bit of a last minute/no planning trip will catch up though.
You too Trev mate we can get ya a good weekend hunting, shooting, some fishing, maybe put ya on a bull for a ride, run the dirt bikes, crabbing, bit of spearfishing, take ya two an A league game if ya get here at the right time, hike a trail or two, you'll go back sore n tired with a big smile on ya face for sure...
Uncle Yeah I know what ya mean but I thought they were just inconsistent, and it has no bearing on anyone's fitness or ability and they sent people up when it was blowing 25 on the ground.

All the best
John