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Hi Folks,
After 7 years of planning & working to become full time travellers we are now just 9 days shy of heading off into the wide blue yonder. We intend to record our life on the road in a new blog that I have just set up.
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A Nomadic Life

Our first venture is from Vic up to Western Queensland’s channel country, before returning south via the Great Dividing range, to hop onto the Tassie ferry at the beginning of December. Tassie is the only state we haven’t been to before & we’ll be there until mid March, after which we have a western deserts trip planned with a view to arriving in Broome for the Wet.

Regards
Cuppa

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Cuppa has that easy to read writing style, most entertaining. Hope you can share a few bits here as well Cuppa for those that haven't ventured onto your blog site yet.

Thanks Terry.
4 new posts covering Pooncarie to Wanaaring with maybe a 5th to come tomorrow if the fish aren’t biting here at Eulo, Qld.

Here a couple of pics which might interest you. Found it on the side of a road, partially buried in sand & with a tree growing around it. I reckon there’s a good chance it’s been sitting there for close to 100 years? Near ’The Granites’ in Currawinya NP.

Might be the one on the rear Cuppa?
https://collection.maas.museum/object/211529

Thanks for looking that up Bruce, much appreciated. Good guess on my part as to age then. I'd guess it may have come up from NSW where it may have been used for chaff cutting, but maybe used for road clearing in this neck of the woods. Lightweight is a relative term!

Hi folks, I’ve made several new posts to the blog today covering Eulo to Quilpie. I’ve decided not to continue with posting notifications across the various forums, so if you are interested in continuing to follow our blog please consider subscribing for email notifications.

Thanks
Cuppa

Great reading Cuppa, keep up the good work.

PeterH