Our Touring Past

g gday all
as reddo mentioned a brilliant tour with great company .
also a big thanks to kris and col for organising and leading us on a beautiful part of their state.
it must have taken a lot of their time to prepare and veronica and i are very appreciative of their efforts .
with that i will try to give you a look at some photos

a few more to see

this will do for today . i will post some more later but couldnt resist nooji bridge .it was absolutely stunning

Just a few photos from the tour..
I arravid at Warburton on Tuesday.. Too zonkedout from driving to d much the rest of the day. Wednesday i done of a bit of shopping down the street then we headed up to the redwood forest about 7k out of town.
These trees where planted as an experiment to see how the Canadian Redwoods would handle ausralian conditions.. You can se from the pix they done alright aye.... I was a bit concerned when we came across these giant "Nests" on the forest floor...Didnt phase some of the tourists... I was waiting for some sort of prehistoric buzzard to come swooping down and tear em to shreds...
Fortunately we all escaped unharmed....

More coming..

Campfire on wednesday night to celebrate the sale of the EH panelvan.
Its going to its new owners this coming saturday.
A few shots from around Warburton camp.. Lovely van park with excellent camp kitchen...
No sign of rain .. just cool of a night and then followed by days averaging around 28 degrees... terrific.

From Warburton we moved on over to Yea..
Stopping at the singing gardens tea rooms for morning tea..
Jam and scones with a nice cuppa was a welcome break from driving..

Arrived at Yea Caravan Park around lunchtime Thursday...
A relaxing afternoon yarnin with great mates under he shade of the big gumtrees

Now that I have had time to reflect on the "Bigger than Texas farewell to the Panno Tour"
I would firstly like to thank K and C of the Bees for all their effort in planning and providing a Tour that was filled with interest and views of a beautiful part of Australia even though it was in Victoria. We saw so much "STUFF" that even Denise was lost for words, almost!!
I thorght that El Dorado was where John Wayne was the Sheriff not where there was a huge dredge!!
Rattcliffe had to have a lie down after going into the forest after a very big drink, so many trees and toooo small a tank!!
My only drama was an early morning visit to the toilet to be confronted by a horific scene, with therapy I should be ok.
Thank you to everyone for having the pleasure of my company and making Pamela and Rattcliffe most welcome.
Looking forward in a few years to the "Look what the Kaybees have done with the new place Tour"

The happy Tourorwrist.

gday strugglepoop, oops you know who i mean,
I think its time you moved on , i mean with all the preferential disability parking that was laid on for you ,
i dont think you would have had much to complain about !!! yes , it was a great time and cant wait to meet up again with everyone .
here is a few more photos to get you by.