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General => Introductions => Topic started by: wil7953 on August 03, 2012, 08:26:09 PM
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G day folks have been sniffing around now for a little while ,thought I'd better say hello to everyone. I live on the South Coast of NSW at Kiama, nice little sea change after 30 years paying my dues in the hustle and bustle of Sydney. We are a family of four , a dog called Marlee,and I've a new 2011 Colarado towing a 2001 Jayco Eagle offroad.
I'm currently preparing for a 5-6 week trip inland to Broken Hill, possibly going to Uluru , looping through Charleville and south back home again. Will post some pictures of my rig soon and look forward to catching up . Cheers Stu
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Welcome to myswag Stu & family
:cheers: sheeds
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Welcome to MySwag Stu, sounds a great set up, enjoy the trip and keep us updated on the journey
GG
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Hi Stu,
We're just up the road from you in the 'Gong. Welcome!
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Hey stu
I reckon I'm just round the corner. That would be a blue Colorado wouldn't it. Go the knights.
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G'day Stu and family.
Top setup you have there :D
Happy and safe travels mate.
:cheers:
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G'day & Welcome Stu.
Your trip sounds terrific, I do hope you'll share the sotry and photos with us along your journey or when you return.
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G'day Stu and welcome. ;D
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Welcome.
God, Id hate to think how many weekends during the 80/early 90's we spent flyin down through Kiama Bends at very.stupid/kph on the bikes...
I love it on that coast.. from Kiama down to the border is Gold..
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I know a bloke in Kiama that started a big trip like that then got a job,moved to Kiama had 2 kids sold his boat bought a camper and started talking about going on a big trip.
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Welcome Stu
There's a few of us from Kiama who have done the same sort of thing. I'm towing a 2010 Jayco Swan Outback with a Landcruiser. There's some good info with friendly people on this site. :cheers:
Regards
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G day Ivan life has a funny way of taking us in circles, who knows what job offers may arise out yonder, maybe I could put my skills to test in one of the so called boom towns. Sell the camper buy a bigger boat and start all over again. That dream may take a bit of working with the good wife. Hi Cammo plenty of black Douglas in that Swan I presume?
It is a bit of a novelty leaving a holiday destination that some people pay large amounts of money to rent a house or camp at and avoid the so called crowds. thanks for the welcome guys now which GPS should I buy?
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Hey stu
You should have bought a pajero, mine came with one and it looks pretty cool sprayed with mud
Big Daz
Ps I agree hard to find a better place to holiday than where we live, but worth a try. I'm considering Frazer island in October with a week each way to get there and back :cheers:
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G'day Stu & Family,
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To MySwag.
Sounds like a great trip you have planned :cup:
There is a lot of great info here to help with your trip planning, oh and if in doubt just ask.
Happy & Safe travels.
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HI Stu we lived in Kiama for 30 years, I still work a couple of days there, we now live in Berry, Kiama's only downside is that the word is out as to how great a place it is to live there and the hills. We have just had our Pinnacle hard top camper delivered after a couple of major problems with it so hope to get out and about soon. Enjoy your trip, it sounds great, and your life in Kiama. Regards Janine and Dennis
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Hi Stu and welocme to My Swag
:cheers: bubba
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Good to have another Stu :-). Welcome!
Stew