Our third visit to Lincoln National Park (Home Town) Like most folk's when you live (till I was 20) local you never have time to enjoy the local environment. Also another special reason was our K.I.S.S. celebrations.
Once again our camp site was vacant when we arrived, most camper setup at the other locations with a drop dunny and water tanks. The beauty of a Bushtracker.
A great Gaff, rope, bouys, good heavy duty glove, now have a pair as one found earlier, crab measure gauge.
Peace and quite and not a care in the world!
This guy pulled in just after we got back from a visit to town, thus were going out to visit in the morning, but he was off at day light.
Several event's lead to this happening. The awning holder had been bent out wide in one section about 600mm in length when a tree branch drove into it cutting a corner (another story). Next the top side bracket has been working loose and moved when tree branches run along the awning box, then we opened the annexe to let the wind thru (relieve the pressure) but instead we nearly had a disaster. We have since fixed all the previous minor damages. All in all the annexe was fantastic and with stood the wind very well, the van was sure rocking and rolling, (from the wind). We did find the cross brace wire's had come off the rollers and broke enough wire strands to require replacement.
Once again our camp site was vacant when we arrived, most camper setup at the other locations with a drop dunny and water tanks. The beauty of a Bushtracker.
A great Gaff, rope, bouys, good heavy duty glove, now have a pair as one found earlier, crab measure gauge.
Peace and quite and not a care in the world!
This guy pulled in just after we got back from a visit to town, thus were going out to visit in the morning, but he was off at day light.
Several event's lead to this happening. The awning holder had been bent out wide in one section about 600mm in length when a tree branch drove into it cutting a corner (another story). Next the top side bracket has been working loose and moved when tree branches run along the awning box, then we opened the annexe to let the wind thru (relieve the pressure) but instead we nearly had a disaster. We have since fixed all the previous minor damages. All in all the annexe was fantastic and with stood the wind very well, the van was sure rocking and rolling, (from the wind). We did find the cross brace wire's had come off the rollers and broke enough wire strands to require replacement.
We camped here for the duration catching enough King George Whiting and collecting Razor Fish for our KISS Celebrations - NEXT Blog - Bushabout.
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