Chariots of the Gods?..... or?

Willem, hello, good to see you again!

It looks rather like the old Landrover I used to pedal around Woomera in the 50's. And although I got well down-range I don't think I ever crossed the border. LOL

? the ? but welcome home safely...

Good to see you back my Old Cobber.

Regards,

Jim.

Hey Willem - great to see you back!

Very interesting... one that Erik Von Danniken (spelling?) missed eh?

Looks a bit like a GQ shorty towing a pram :)

Cheers
Gerry

All that carry on and hoo har and you only lasted 4 months. You must have been lonely Ha Ha. ;-)

Looks like some tattoos on the south side of a north facing southern hemisphere island native to me, but I dont get out much.

Willem ... That names rings a bell....hang on ...them warning bells :)

Cheers
Greg

Gooday Willem,
how ya doi'n? Good I hope. I will see George & Maureen in a few days; no doubt they will have a few stories to tell... lol...!
regards

welcome back and am looking forward to the tales of the far west. looks like a tug and glider

Given how far back your travels around Oz go Willem isn't it an early rendering of you in the Suzuki???

;o)

Pete

G'day Willem

Nice image and no doubt a nice location, most of these concentric circle type Ochre paintings and Petroglyph's indicate a body of water being near by.

Not to sure in this case ~ looks very much like an "Austin baby " from the 1950's. Maybe the art is depicting what the artist actually did see?

Good to see you are back in more ways than one, regards to Judith.

Good to see you back Willem. A better forum with you around.

Matt.

Welcome back.
I'm no good at picture puzzles, but if you squint hard, and look half sideways, it could depict a steam train with the smoke broiling back along the top, and multiple wheels under it.
Or is the large mass behind it an oil spill from a 3 litre Turbo Nissan blowing a piston?
Cheers

Willem - if you get a copy of a book "Cape York the Savage Frontier" by Rodney Liddell it may throw some light on why a lot of aboriginal painting appear with relative modern themes. It is a good read.

A J

After hearing that the goverment give the indigenous people a grant to touch

up these paintings now and again,maybe an overzealous one updated a

10,000 year old one to a modern theme just to confuse everyone.

Hi Willem

Good to see you back, hope you had a great holiday.

The art work was done by Villem Von Pannikan, a picture of his Suzi, ven he vos lost, about 20 years ago . . ))

Can't wait for the trip reports, Cheers.

AHHHHH!!!, You've been walking from the back door to the front, in the shed, outa the shed, pacing here, pacing there, Bored , so the old addiction, Won lol ,Lol Hope you read this before it gets Moderated, nothings changed Hahahahaha


Cheers Axle

Willem

That would be my GQ towing the old Viscount van!
We were out at Walga Rock east of Cue recently - jeez they sure record history quick in that neck of the bush!

On a serious note, Walga Rock has left me with memories to last a lifetime, a very special spiritual place.

Warwick

Great pic to intrigue us.

Good to have you back and clearly on top form.

T

Great to have ya back.

Has to be Len Beadell towing Connie-Sue's pram when he spent many months out there in the 60's !!!

Pesty