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Thanks Pete, it's been good so far. A good balance of common sense (not so common these days) and lunacy.
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Goodonya Paul, hope you can sort the difference between the " common sense (not so common these days) and lunacy" There is plenty of that around here.

Thanks for the welcome Tony. Off up the Googs track next week so will do the profile later. Have two "rigs" My Adelaide based cruiser 60 gas /petrol for real bush(can't kill it) and Gu 3.0l patrol for day to day and tooling around Tas.
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Nice to "meet" you guys and thanks for the welcome. From Alice originally but been down here for some time now. Seems a bit cooler!
It's a very pretty place and well worth the visit. 4-5 weeks is a good time frame, most seem to think a weekend will do it.
As for the timing,weather is always an issue down here but would definately go with the March idea.
Weather starting to warm up in Sept but usually blows its tits off this time of the year.(just started in the last week or so) East coast perfect for your rig.Some of the out of the way tracks on the west coast you would find impassable with a subie and van.
That said, you have to go there as it is quite spectacular and the main roads more than fine for you.
I'm hoping to take my bike up the Kimberly about then (march) but keep in touch

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Thanks for the feedback Paul, good info re the west coast and I know that the Subie lacks a bit of low end oomph sometimes, so we park the trailer when we go a bit remote (photographer) and I walk the rest, just as long as I'm not too far from the chief.
Would like to catch up with you womewhere, and we will at some time, so we will keep in tough. Fiona hardly lets a day go by without dropping some hints about a Tassie trip.

Thanks Daza, This is a good site.
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Hey Bonz thanks for the welcome. You from Tassie originally?
Great photo,nearly got lost in Vic when I did a tour on my bike a couple of months back so I can see why you would want 28 gps units.Batteries must cost you though.
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Thanks for the welcome Willie. Be a pleasure to catch up, stay in touch.
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Thanks Nick. You a northerner , southerner or somewhere in-between?
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Top centre of state, Chudleigh to be exact.

Not bad place to be Nick. Maybe we'll catch up sometime. I'm just your basic Hobartion.
Nice looking rig by the way!
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Yeah thanks.ATM inm fitting up the I/C Turbo so carnt wait to get it back on the road.
Us TAssie members will have to have a "gathering" sometime

How many Tassie members are there do you reckon?

29 according to the site.If you look at the members heading at the top of the page and then look at the tassie members you can check out all their profiles

I aam juust a good ol country boy at heart but thanks for the tip.
Was that be weary or wary?? I don't need any more afternoon naps. I'm from Alice originally, where you at.
Say g'day to Kim
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Gday Paul,

Yeah mate .....Alice too.
When did you leave?

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Long time back now mate. Early 70's.My father ran Anningie station for awhile NW of Tea Tree. Was a great way to grow up.
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