As we taxied down the runway in Kansas City I received a text from the dealers drivers that they were at a local shop awaiting my call to pick us up. We had a little hiccup at the airport when Sally left the bag containing our passports on the plane after we disembarked however once …
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Lucy is here. We had a bit of a run around between customs and quarantine but Lucy was fine and very pleased to see us. Again the customs officer was in total disbelief that we were staying 12 months. He had to check the visa to confirm. After a sleep (she was a bit jet …
Just a quick note for friends and family. We made it. We have at least 12 months to do our trip. No surprises of note although lots of security and a few odd looks when we told security, immigration how long we wanted to stay.
Success at last. After weeks of trying to get quotes I have finally found our truck. Earlier in the year I was told not to order before September, so I got some quotes from dealers in Oregon and was satisfied that they would confirm new pricing in September and order my truck. Then we decided …
Last photos of my previous pride and joy. It was very sad to see her go but I know the new owners are going to take good care of her. They have plans to trick her up as they are show people with three kids. I know my kids loved her and I am sure …
Well the plans have been thrown into disarray again. The Rockwood 2509s Caravan we planned to purchase changed from the 2018 to the 2019 model and out went the outdoor kitchen, outdoor shower and the steps became one piece that fold up in the door. Oh and also $2,500 dearer. After scouring the country I …
Always good to do a world first. I am confident that we are the first family of five to circumnavigate Uluru on electric unicycles. The rock was spectacular and worth the trip just to see it. It was much more than I expected. The rain was an added bonus that many would not get to …
