Woo! Tracked the 4b down. Q. Whats there to do in Murwillumbah?

Hook a right at Grafton and travel the OLD Gywder highway through the tunnel and great country.

Then when down near Armidale go in towards New England National park and down through the Styx River area.

In fact a check of maps will allow you to go down to near Syndney without any highway travel if that is your intent.

Watch fuel range if you are new to the vehicle!

But have fun and enjoy the new vehicle.

is this the 4x4 that was removed from you???
or a new one?
Hope to see you reunited with the old one...looked like a nice truck from the pics you posted.

Cheers Stefan

4wdNewbie.
Was that you that lost the dog as well, if so did you get back or did I miss that bit??
CliveG. NZ

Moo Bah is only a breath away from the Gold Coast, or the quaint villages of Kingscliff et al. Worth a peek a boo.
You can also watch them roll up the roads at 5pm in Moo Bah , I mean there's life, Jim , but not as we know it :))))))))

Hi

The Tweed valley is great. Take some time to check it out especially the valleys south of Murwillumbah.

Take the road to Uki and stop at the Mt Warning Hotel in Uki. 20 years or so ago there used to be magnificent photos of bullock teams hauling huge rain forest logs. Hope they haven't been removed and lost.

Climb Mt Warning, terrific!

Go past Uki about 4 to 6 kms turn right across a creek and take a road around the back of Mt Warning to Tyalgum. In Tyalgum look north up to the border ranges. The Stinson plane crashed up there before WW2, Bernard O'Reilly walked 36 hours in cloud to find the wreck and save 2 survivors. read the book Green Mountains by O'Reilly for more information. Continue back to Murwillumbah on the Tyalgum road.

Heaps of other things to do check out the Tweed tourist information centre.

Cheers
Phil

Hi Anand good to hear that your getting the 4by back mate , hope everything works out well for you , did you end up getting your dog back as well??........cheers ........Dave

Next suburb over -- MOOBALL - think the pacific now bypasses this town - its novel in the fact that everyting is painted like a cow- apart from that the rest is just a road trip to the various beaches along the way

Boc

Wow... 1630kms, 31hrs... 2-3 hrs sleep... no-doze, coke and cigarrettes... I got home an hour ago. Ended up goin up with a good mate (we drove in shifts and had frequent rest stops before anyone asks) who had work on tues (today). Had a ball... Knowing me, had the usual many hiccups (ha!)... Sadly we didnt find Ace tho, but he is chipped so we only hope that he does find his way home :( It was a beautiful, scenic drive (mostly down the pacific highway). I'de like to get into the nitty gritty but im too damn tired... I will tommorow (well later today). Really opened my eyes as to what was out there (and all still in NSW!). Ill get some snaps too, some of you will get a laugh about how it came back... I know most of my mates did, and will when they see it in person... Sadly the sound system is broken :( Smelt petrol, oil, or similar in the boot and i dare say it found its way down under the seats where about $900 worth of amplifiers live. So we got home singing our own renditions of "The pub with no beer" and "Sweet home Castle Hill". So far, the best, if not easily the most stressful experience of my youngish life. All will be revealed tommorow :P

Cheers, and goodnight.

Anand.