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williampp
19th February 2008, 09:49 PM
Hi all, I am new on this forum. I live in Longreach western Queensland, Retired. We run 100 series Landcruiser, tow a 16 ft Phoenix Nomad van. Have traveled around Australia twice. I will post a photo of our van when I work out how to.
Safe travelling.

wheelinround
20th February 2008, 08:19 AM
Welcome Bill
Longreach birthplace of QANTAS and Stockmans Hall of Fame
Guess going around twice second time to see what you missed the first time.:2tsup:

Bill do a forum search "Posting Photo's" you'll find all you need to know.

Ray

Cliff Rogers
20th February 2008, 11:15 AM
G'day.

There are a couple of blokes on here from Longreach. :2tsup:
Look for a bloke called specialist (http://www.woodworkforums.com/member.php?u=16686) , you will know him.


When you are making or editing a post/reply, down below the window you type in is an 'Additiol Option' box with a button marked 'Manage Attachments'
If you click on that, you can then browse to where you have you photo stored on you PC & it will insert the address, when you have finished picking you photos, click on the upload button.

The photos have to be smaller than 100k each & should be 800 x 600.

I use the Micro Soft Power Toys Image Resizer, you can download it here (http://download.microsoft.com/download/whistler/Install/2/WXP/EN-).
It installs as a menu option on your right click.

williampp
20th February 2008, 08:28 PM
Thank you for your replies
Here are a couple of photos of our Van & Land cruiser
One at Mt Mulligan, and one the way home
The one on the way home is the result of dirt road and a heavy dew

Happy Travelling

Cliff Rogers
20th February 2008, 11:54 PM
Last year I posted some of your photos of that storm at Glendon at the end of 2006, they are on here somewhere.

scooter
20th February 2008, 11:58 PM
Welcome Bill :)

Buzza
27th April 2008, 10:42 PM
The clean and the unclean. The unclean reminds me of the time I parked under the only tree in a caravan park in the sub tropics of the Northern Territory. I wondered why no-one else had dodged the sunshine and left it. Later that night, the family of fruit bats returned to their beloved tree to digest their evening meal. It sounded like rain at first . . . . :- :-