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Nevyn
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Have plenty of fun people. Don't forget to take photos so you can show us what we missed!! I'll be thinking of you lot while I'm working 
Cheers Brad
Cheers Brad
was a great day
no snatch straps were used(nearly got it out to get brad outa trouble but he wasnt being recovered by a 22,he would of dug himself out with a spoon first)
no winches needed
just a shovel for the territory, i was amazed how well it went for a softroader
some one copped a dint at the carwash on way home
someone also got some serious air time
lets do it again guys
soon
no snatch straps were used(nearly got it out to get brad outa trouble but he wasnt being recovered by a 22,he would of dug himself out with a spoon first)
no winches needed
just a shovel for the territory, i was amazed how well it went for a softroader
some one copped a dint at the carwash on way home
someone also got some serious air time
lets do it again guys
soon
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LLadnar
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Top day had by all.
Who dinted their car?? hehe
my photo's very similar too Ians, have to wait till andrew gets on he was photoing everything.
Who dinted their car?? hehe
my photo's very similar too Ians, have to wait till andrew gets on he was photoing everything.
Well were all back from today's outing.
The day started off at a 10am meet and greet at Lavis Lane, filled with fuel, purchased beach permits etc etc before proceeding to the beach entrance to air down the tires. From there we worked our way onto the beach front and headed south towards the Sygna (shipwreck) where we re-grouped for some photos. I hesitantly took the lead from there into the dunes, still heading south towards Newcastle. After a while of that we turned around and headed north back up the beach front for a while and then back into the dunes, it was a little softer in this area with most having to drop tire pressures a little more before some more dune fun.
Afterwards we continued further north before stopping for lunch at one of the small lakes. Lunch was had, the kids had a swim and the footy got kicked a few times. After lunch we continued up the beach front and in the dunes as we made our way up the beach before stopping just short of the Anna Bay exit for afternoon tea and a swim. The day finished with a short drive exiting the beach at Anna Bay where we pumped all the tires back up and headed home.
It was my first time on the beach and i had a blast. Many thanks to Ian, Brad, Dave and Jason. Brian also wishes to extend a big thank you for letting him tag along with us, i think he had fun.
The day started off at a 10am meet and greet at Lavis Lane, filled with fuel, purchased beach permits etc etc before proceeding to the beach entrance to air down the tires. From there we worked our way onto the beach front and headed south towards the Sygna (shipwreck) where we re-grouped for some photos. I hesitantly took the lead from there into the dunes, still heading south towards Newcastle. After a while of that we turned around and headed north back up the beach front for a while and then back into the dunes, it was a little softer in this area with most having to drop tire pressures a little more before some more dune fun.
Afterwards we continued further north before stopping for lunch at one of the small lakes. Lunch was had, the kids had a swim and the footy got kicked a few times. After lunch we continued up the beach front and in the dunes as we made our way up the beach before stopping just short of the Anna Bay exit for afternoon tea and a swim. The day finished with a short drive exiting the beach at Anna Bay where we pumped all the tires back up and headed home.
It was my first time on the beach and i had a blast. Many thanks to Ian, Brad, Dave and Jason. Brian also wishes to extend a big thank you for letting him tag along with us, i think he had fun.
If you insist i'll take a photo tomorrow and post it up. Its only a tiny one, thank god for steel bar work.
Money well spent if you ask me, now glad my rear bar has a little overhang.
