Traveling Tasmania, North West Coast, Tarkine, 4WDing, Fishing, Diving, Tasmanian History, Sight seeing
Although the main objective of this trip was to finish off our adventure in and around the Chester area Jacinta and I decided to make the weekend of it and stay down in Tullah and check out a few other areas. Now once again the weather man threatened us with abuse of storms gale winds rain... Continue Reading →
Well they say bad things happen in three's and today they did..... Broke the Drone, Wheel nearly fell off the Cruiser and Trailer Pin worked its way out and lost the trailer with the 'Slug' on it (Fastest it has ever moved). But that still wasn't enough to wreck the great day out. After a couple... Continue Reading →
Yet again Tassie doesn't disappoint this place was spectacular. Until Friday I hadn't even heard of this place and was planning a relatively quite weekend as Jacinta was working and I thought I better catch up on a few Jobs but late on Friday night I receive a text message asking whether I was keen to... Continue Reading →
This place is just a goldmine for exploring it is unbelievable the things there are to look at in such a small area and I reckon we are still only scratching the surface. As good as it is it is also bloody cold and generally wet and I'm not to sure why I insist on... Continue Reading →
What was meant to be a 4WD trip around Waratah area turned into more a History sight-seeing adventure but It was just as good and incredibly interesting. So after meeting up at Waratah on a beautiful sunny winters morning we where off and heading south for our first stop to check out the Godkin mine. This walk starts at... Continue Reading →
Today we went out in search of Spion Kop mine and some old machinery out the back of Mawbanna and had absolutely no luck finding either but still found some interesting spots. So on the way to looking for Spion Kop mine (which turned out was nowhere near the actual location) we came across a tree in a rather scary... Continue Reading →
After a horrid couple of weeks caused by incompetent upper management whom of which have decided to close the factory I and many others work at for literally no reason, it was time to get back to some sort of normality and what not better way to do that than to venture out into some... Continue Reading →
This weekend we were supposed to be getting some big trees cut down on our block But old mate doing the job couldn't make it, luckily you can always find something to do with very little planning, So on Saturday morning we where off and clearing out Sumac rd down to the Horton River (preparing for another trip too... Continue Reading →
This time of the year is always the best not only is the weather generally good but there are a heap of long weekends and public holidays which means more time to get out and explore. Although we have driven most of the northern end of Keith River Road before we haven't really ventured to... Continue Reading →
Australia Day long weekend, at least for some anyway and what better way to spend it by going on a camping trip. On Thursday morning we where up bright and early and eager to hit the road and by mid morning we where at the start of the Montezuma track where I decided it... Continue Reading →