[jcd]

The new to me i30 is my daily driver for the trip to and from work (70 mainly highway km each day), my other car is a SWB Pajero auto diesel which I use for 4WD touring and generally seeing as much of Australia as I can.



Bye Jeff.

[Doggie 1]

Nice photo Jeff.
You don't tend to see too many of the SWB Pajeros around (here, anyway).

[Phil №❶]

@Jeff, more pics, I love armchair travel  what location is that 

[jcd]

@Jeff, more pics, I love armchair travel  what location is that 

That was in central Australia on the way to Surveyor Generals Corner. This corner is where the West Australia, South Australia and Northern Territory borders meet. Photos from my recent trips are on my picasa web page :- https://picasaweb.google.com/108619961450363964837
I don't think the i30 would get to most of the places I go traveling to in the Pajero. 

Bye Jeff.

[Doggie 1]

Gee, there are some nice photos there.
Thanks.

[Shambles]

Isolated trees. Dusty red roads. That's how I always picture Australia.

Great pic(s)

[Phil №❶]

Had a look at those pics, you've been everywhere man 

[Dazzler]

Gee, there are some nice photos there.
Thanks.

  

Dave and I are like twins (but he has more hair)

[Doggie 1]

Gee, there are some nice photos there.
Thanks.

  

Dave and I are like twins (but he has more hair)

And no Toyota. 
(But I used to have one or two....)

[eye30]

Had a swint at the photo's.  Some great pics in the album...

[Asterix]

Hi Jeff

Some amazing scenery's there, understand why you love that 4 WD...

[jcd]

Isolated trees. Dusty red roads. That's how I always picture Australia.

Great pic(s)

Actually the last couple years the scenery has been much greener than normal due lots of rain over the interior of Australia. Lake Eyre has been pretty full and that hadn't happened for about 20 years. 

Bye Jeff.

[jcd]

Had a look at those pics, you've been everywhere man 

Not quite everywhere but I'm working on it.

Bye Jeff.