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April 2nd 2010
Published: April 2nd 2010
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OUR 4000KM WALKABOUT Having spent approximately two months in Moreton Bay at the RQYS Marina, we decided to venture into the ‘outback’ and ‘Go Bush’ as it’s described here down under, see something of the wild, wide open, red earth spaces. Our friend Paul kindly loaned us his Land Rover Defender - the perfect vehicle for such an adventure. Driving on day one took us to the Warrumbungl... Read Full Entry



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Tigs and Walter are Currently World Cruising Virginia Beach, USA to Auckland, New Zealand 2008 Auckland, New Zealand to Fiji, Vanuatu, New Caledonia and Manly, Australia 2009 RQYS, Manly, Moreton Bay, Australia to Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia and Phuket, Thailand 2010 Boat Lagoon Marina, Phuket - Dec 2010 - Dec 2011 interior refit/paint from top of mast to bottom of keel 2012 island hopping around Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Borneo, Indonesia. June - passage Bali-Durban via Reunion, Mauritius, Rodriguez June 10 2013 - completed circumnavigation by arriving at Rudee Inlet, Virginia... full info
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The laughing kookaburra sits in his old gum treeThe laughing kookaburra sits in his old gum tree
The laughing kookaburra sits in his old gum tree
A 'survivial food' lunch stopA 'survivial food' lunch stop
A 'survivial food' lunch stop
A famous woolshedA famous woolshed
A famous woolshed
Over 6 million fleeces were transported from this very woolshed to make jumpers, gloves and scarves.
The flynet - a lifesaver inventionThe flynet - a lifesaver invention
The flynet - a lifesaver invention
A desert survivorA desert survivor
A desert survivor
There once was a swagman, down by the billabongThere once was a swagman, down by the billabong
There once was a swagman, down by the billabong
I guess that's the coolabah tree?
The lunettes at Mungo National ParkThe lunettes at Mungo National Park
The lunettes at Mungo National Park
Hour upon hour, day after day!Hour upon hour, day after day!
Hour upon hour, day after day!
Merino sheep ramshedMerino sheep ramshed
Merino sheep ramshed
The pride of Big Willandra
Surprisingly cool at night in the outbackSurprisingly cool at night in the outback
Surprisingly cool at night in the outback
Chirpy visitorsChirpy visitors
Chirpy visitors
Siding Spring Observatory on the hilltopSiding Spring Observatory on the hilltop
Siding Spring Observatory on the hilltop
One of the telescopes at Siding Slide ObservatoryOne of the telescopes at Siding Slide Observatory
One of the telescopes at Siding Slide Observatory
This was larger than most we sawThis was larger than most we saw
This was larger than most we saw
Rain forecastRain forecast
Rain forecast
Nearly made it home without incident!Nearly made it home without incident!
Nearly made it home without incident!



16th April 2010

donna & mason
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jelousy
tigs you have gone professinal !!!

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