Originally Posted by Simon Ok folks, it's time to help out, I don't care if you are in Australia in any state, or for that matter anywhere in the world - because you might want to come to Australia and go 4WDing at some point in the future right? So this will help to ensure that the tracks remain open. Please go to the 4WD Action website and simply add your name and email address (and no they don't spam, I've been registered with them for years and I don't get spam) and then click send to send the pre-written ...
Originally Posted by Simon Day 2 As previously stated I woke up at dawn and had a face full of sand thanks to the massive dust storm that lasted most of the night. I had also woken up due to being rained on.. I didn't mind that so much as I wasn't getting too wet when I pulled the canvas over my head as well, what I didn't also mind was that I knew that only a little bit of rain was required to remove the dust from the air.. Needless to say that the morning was bright and clear! ...
Originally Posted by Simon Day 1 I finally left Alice Springs around 1300 hours. I didn't end up getting any vacuum packed (cryovac) meat as I decided to use some tinned food that I had already... I had some bread rolls as well, and a few other bits and pieces including some 2 minute type noodles and so on and figured I'd be fine. I fuelled up the Pathfinder and filled the 3 jerry cans (only to find that two of them leaked badly around the seals - a plastic bag jammed in to the top of them both ...
Well, we've had a couple more spammers, so yet again I'll lock up the members application system so that the spammers can't get an account again. Basically, if you are a new user who wants an account to post on 4x4WORLD in the forums or blogs then set up your account and wait for it to be moderated. Please bear in mind that I am out bush a lot and don't get online as much as I would like, so if your account isn't set up within 48 hours please drop me an email tech(at)4x4world(dot)org ...
Originally Posted by Simon I was down in the Royal Adelaide Hospital for a follow up operation after the one in May. Basically this one was to complete what the docs couldn't complete then, and it was all very simple. In fact I was only under general anaesthetic for about 45 minutes or even less I am guessing (though my recollection of times and the day in general is a little fuzzy). Last time I was here they had a problem intubating me (which must be done for general anaesthesia) and this time they apparently ...
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