80 series flawless performance
Submitted: Monday, Jan 03, 2005 at 21:22
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Member - Davoe (WA)
Just got back into town after testing out my new aquasition, Gave it a pretty good
test by heading East of ballidonia then down to cape culver, east to toolina cove (and back again) then along approx 70k of beach to
israelite bay and on to
point Malcolm. From there it was east along the telegraph track hitting the coast at bellingers beach. After which the coast was followed along beaches and headlands, up mt pasley and onto
poison creek beach. It was then on to
Esperance via
thomas river, dunns rocks and
duke of orleans bay. My return trip to
peak charles was thwarted by
road closed sighns so it was
home via
cave hill and the woodlines. Didnt miss a beat.
I took notes from Balladonia to culver/toolina as
well as
the beach run to
israelite bay. Also the trek along the telegraph track to
poison creek via the coastal diversion. Additionally the the 26k thomas beach run east to arid bay. Any advice on how to go about submitting
treks?
Reply By: Willem - Tuesday, Jan 04, 2005 at 10:49
Tuesday, Jan 04, 2005 at 10:49
Aaahhh Davoe...you have been having too MUCH fun again. Glad to hear your new truck is running
well.
Before you send anything to EO you must contact them to see if they would like to have your notes as someone else may have submitted something simillar to what you intend to submit. Then you have to download a Pro Forma submit trek sheet and fill it in accordingly. Normally Trek Notes also require a digital map which you work in conjunction with your GPS, Laptop and Oziexplorer software. The latter isn't essential however.
If you have time I would like your notes from Balladonia,
the beach runs and the telegraph track. You can email them to me willem at kempen dot id dot au. Many thanks.
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Follow Up By: Member - Davoe (WA) - Tuesday, Jan 04, 2005 at 10:58
Tuesday, Jan 04, 2005 at 10:58
will do It was a great trip with the high light being the bibilunya sandunes - those things are incredible and you really need to climb them (not easy) to appreciate them huge stand alone shifting dunes. The rest of the trek is fairly straight forward with sighns now on turn offs of the telegraph track (didnt used to be)
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