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60th Birthday: Flinders Ranges May 23,24,25 & 26 2008.
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Where would you like to stay for this event? (PLEASE READ FIRST POST BEFORE VOTING AS THIS WILL BE USED AS A SIGN UP AS WELL))
1. Bush Camping
11%
 11%  [1]
2. Rawnsley Park Station.
55%
 55%  [5]
3. Willow Springs Station
0%
 0%  [0]
4. Wilpena Pound Resort
33%
 33%  [3]
Total Votes: 9

GEOTRECAZ
 


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We've stayed at both Rawnsley & Wilpena in the past, and agree that Rawnsley is less formal. Like Retired Bob we can also make this part of our trip north for this year, as timing is fine. Will monitor the posts to see how things develop.
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Dates as per heading. Wink
Just getting an idea of where we should centralise the event.
I will book as soon as the poll has finished.
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Thanks Red Disco

Will work around those dates and see what we can do - hopefully attend
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Post #244137Sat Jan 12 2008 9:04pm
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We'd like to know a little bit about You for our files,
We'd like to help You learn to help Yourself,
Look around You all You see are sympathetic eyes,
Stroll around the grounds until You feel at home.

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Post #244654Mon Jan 14 2008 1:23am
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Is anyone interested in doing a trip across the Simson from
West to EAST after the Wilpena bash.
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Post #245280Tue Jan 15 2008 6:32am
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Norto,

I am interested Smile

I haven't done the Simpson since 2000. Rolling Eyes

Did it west to East via the Rig road that time Laughing

How long do you plan to take Question

Steven
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Steve
3 or 4 days to get to Mt Dare and then
3 to 4 days to Birdsville, but very flexible
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Post #245291Tue Jan 15 2008 8:15am
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Camping

SKP wrote:
Well, Smile

I just voted, and when I looked at the results it said 100% were in favour of

bush camping Rolling with laughter Rolling with laughter Rolling with laughter

I just can't get my missus anywhere that says camping anymore:cry: So anywhere else suits us Sad
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Post #245337Tue Jan 15 2008 10:31am
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SKP
 


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You and me both, garryc Big Cry

I just go on my own now Smile

Or with like-minded friends Wink

Looks like I have now been thoroughly outvoted now Exclamation

Rawnsley Park appears to be the one Thumbs Up Bow down
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Not that I wanna hijack RD's topic, but I am sure there should be a more central place to celebrate 60 years of LR history.

I see the Perth owners numbers have grown over the last couple of months, and perhaps a joints East-West-North-South venue can be found where more numbers can attend.

Uluru/Ayers Rock comes to mind. Very Happy

Slap bang in the middle, with as much Heritage as Land Rover. Perhaps we can have LR declared the first World Heritage Auto. Laughing

Just an idea.

BTW RD, that wine was exceptional. Cool
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PierreJ wrote:
Uluru/Ayers Rock comes to mind. Very Happy
was up there not long ago, won't be rushing back.
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I did think of The Alice & The Rock, but came a few 100km south.
I notice the increase in member numbers in Perth/WA Thumbs Up
It should be about the same travel time from Perth to the North Flinders Ranges as Perth to the Centre. AFAIK you need permits & a good sense of humour to go direct Perth to The Centre on the Gunbarrel Hwy.
The prices for everything,at the touristy time of the year, in The Alice or Rock, skyrocket.
As a Geologist I find the North Flinders Ranges to be far more interesting than Ulluru and about 100 million years older, with a proportional increase in heritage. But that's My opinion Wink Well make our own history.

Glad You enjoyed the wine. Very Happy Will tell the maker You enjoyed it when I see Him next week. (I was hoping it wasn't corked or left in heat by the deliverers.) I'll be taking a few bottles with Me to the Flinders Ranges. Whistle Rolling Eyes
The seat covers are fantastic. They add that bit more comfort on a long journey. Thumbs Up Bow down
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We'd like to help You learn to help Yourself,
Look around You all You see are sympathetic eyes,
Stroll around the grounds until You feel at home.

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RED DISCO wrote:
Glad You enjoyed the wine. Very Happy Will tell the maker You enjoyed it when I see Him next week. (I was hoping it wasn't corked or left in heat by the deliverers.) I'll be taking a few bottles with Me to the Flinders Ranges. Whistle Rolling Eyes


Will start convincing SWMBO for a trip to Flinders then. Rolling with laughter Rolling with laughter Whistle
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RED DISCO wrote:
SNIP

The seat covers are fantastic. They add that bit more comfort on a long journey. Thumbs Up Bow down


I know that this is a bit off-topic (but you started it Rolling Eyes

What seat covers are these? (please Rolling Eyes )

Best Wishes,
Peter
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Bushwanderer wrote:

I know that this is a bit off-topic (but you started it Rolling Eyes

What seat covers are these? (please Rolling Eyes )

Best Wishes,
Peter
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Hi Peter,

I replaced sheep skin covers, because I could not get a matching set for the rear.

I replaced them with these, http://www.escapegear.co.za/ because the ancle biters started destroying my rears seats. I am very happy with these, and imported them from RSA, but since then they have a distributor in AUS.

Still trying to convince SWMBO for Flinders, to enjoy some more wonderful wine with RD. Whistle
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