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[Logsplitter]

Some shady looking characters

 

[CRH]

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Finally found a dentist accepting NHS patients?

 

[Logsplitter]

@Logsplitter I'm your doppelganger today 3 hour shift attacking blue gum , blackwood and wattle. It would take 3 weeks with a blocksplitter/wedge and no way will an axe help.
Luckily i have one if those wifey wood stacker devices to help.
Now I have to move it all to a shed!
That's <50% of what I need to split. Another day!
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I’ve still got lots to do

 

[Tazzieman]

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It looks like we have competition!

 

[Tazzieman]

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The guy 5th from left has had enough. In fact they all look pretty bored.
Is this a grandparent / school performance day?

 

[Logsplitter]

The guy 5th from left has had enough. In fact they all look pretty bored.
Is this a grandparent / school performance day?

Taliban day out in Hunza Pakistan We were with some dignitaries from the British Embassy and a big ceremony with marching bagpipe players and a Polo match afterwards was going on, so we had to join in. It did drag on a bit but very interesting all the same. The locals were so friendly Not many tourists in that part of the world

 

[Krabby]

Wrong forum for such humor.


Try a Toyota one!

 

[Itsdchz]

The “saved by a hair” late night, red light running, motorcycle dude that nearly lost his life:


View: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DNVx8_cRKIH/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

 

[Itsdchz]

Video is too large but more frames to supplement post above:

 

[TheDocAUS]

Part of the Devil's Marbles, Northern Territory, The Red Centre. A granite boulder formation.

 

[Logsplitter]

When we travel to less developed regions we take cheap reading glasses as gifts. We source these in the U.K. from cheap stores and get a selection of strengths, cases or bags for them we ask around friends for any spare they have. These two guys were so happy with their glasses and couldn’t see to read before. They don’t look so happy as it turned out they don’t like each other, although i was unaware of this when I asked them to stand together for the photo. Apparently some Christian, Muslim conflict thing
On one occasion going into Guinea I had to deal with a particularly awkward senior official, who couldn’t be arsed to get out from the shade of the mango tree to stamp the relevant paperwork. When I eventually persuaded him to go to his office he was so awkward and I noticed him struggling to read my documents. I asked him if he would like glasses and his face lit up. I went back to the vehicle and collected a selection. Upon helping him choose which strength he needed he decided he wanted another case as well as he didn’t like the colour of the one it came with. . A simple request and he was so happy , reading all the paperwork and more stuff he didn’t need to read just because he could.
Turns out he was a big wig in customs and immigration and he gave my his card and said to call him if I have any problems in Guinea even relating to Police or other officials. As I say what goes around comes around and I had to call in that favour. On the border with Guinea and Liberia we ran into some drunken military guys at a road block who wanted money. One quick phone call and hand the phone over to the head man and we were on our way with the military guy calling me boss and saying you can go, safe journey. Well worth the £2.50 for a pair of glasses that’s changed someone’s life . The guy in the second photo we met again later in the journey into Senegal , we gave him the lonely planet book of Africa, that guy was so smart but with a poor education. I bet now he could almost quote that book word for word and would know more about all the African nations than any of us. Brilliant , that’s what makes our travels so enjoyable

 

[Fab]

Some time ago. Our first trip to Senegambia.

 

[Krabby]

Interesting paint job on the 110.

 

[Zimm]

Interesting paid job on the 110.

its disturbing.

 

[Fab]

It was cheap

 

[Logsplitter]

Crossing into Gambia. Check the sign on the first photo. We had all of that and some . Boy were we glad to get off of that ferry. A windy day too which didn’t help. By the time we left port we couldn’t get out of our vehicle if we wanted to. We had a double bed leant up against the driver’s side and people packed in like sardines all around A bit unnerving to say the least. When we head that way again we are heading inland and going over the new bridge a way up river

 

[Eric]

I think they were suggesting, ever so subtly, that I shouldn't drive any further. It's the deer I'm worried about denting a panel.

 

[TheDocAUS]

The Bungle Bungles (the largest beehive rock formation in the world). Aerial image from a helicopter. A stunning place to visit.

 

[AWo]

Two Defender, one Jeep, a Ford Ranger and a Dodge RAM run to the Ardennes, Belgium and ended up...

...like this.



Baaaaaad....

AWo

 

[Jean Mercier]

Two Defender, one Jeep, a Ford Ranger and a Dodge RAM run to the Ardennes, Belgium and ended up...

...like this.

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Baaaaaad....

AWo

That's my country, I could have come over, only 100 km ... and one Grenadier