A Great Sandy Desert Hello

[Tjupurula]

Hi Gurules

As soon as I work out how to get photos uploaded to the site, then I will do my best.
Thanks for the welcome mate.

Cheers

[Tjupurula]

Hi Trevor
Thanks for the welcome mate.
At the moment we are enjoying the warmth of the desert, my wifes own country.
You could let me know if it ever gets over 30 degrees in Tasmania (in Celcius that is), then we may start thinking about it.
Perhaps when I fully retire and sell my business.
Cheers

[Wandering Tassie]

You could let me know if it ever gets over 30 degrees in Tasmania (in Celcius that is), then we may start thinking about it

You would have to pick your days carefully, about 2 a year.

Trevor

[Tjupurula]

Fair enough Trevor, but given our night temperatures are around 28 degrees at the moment, which is very comfortable, I think it will be quite a while before we go anywhere colder.
Cheers

[cewilson]

I currently live in Queensland, but I'm a born and bred Tassie boy - I thoroughly recommend both destinations as 'must do' sometime during your life.

Welcome to the forum.



Cheers
Chris

[Manjimike]

Welcome Marc,
Definitely a remote location there at Lake Gregory.
I have seen it over 100*F in Tassie a few times when I was living there as a young lad.
Then I also saw it snow in Hobart on Xmas day nearly as many times 


Mike

[Jillsy]

Hi Tjupurula

Don't leave it too much longer before you check out Queensland cause you will need a good while to see even half of it!

[Tjupurula]

Hi Chris
Thanks for the welcome.
Not travelling for quite some time but may consider it one day.
Cheers

[Tjupurula]

Hi Jill
Queensland is not yet on our "to do" list, may wait until the water and cyclones settle down.
Cheers

[Old Croc + plus one]

Hi Tjupurula
Welcome to My Swag Happy Trails with your Camper
Cheers OC

[Tjupurula]

Hi Old Croc
Thanks for the welcome mate.
Good picture you have, any relation to the chaps I saw at Malcolm Douglas place in Broome;
Cheers