How to get to Corowa from Ganmain
 

G'Day All,
I thought I'd share with you the route I have taken to Corowa 2011!
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Ah had to earn Brownie Points to go did you? :)

Getting there
 

That's good lateral thinking!

From the first picture
 

From the picture I thought the first step was cutting the hatch for the escape tunnel. http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/at...chmentid=40542

And if you lived in the northern hemisphere it would be a really long deep tunnel.

Cheers Phil

PS what is the simple way to copy or quote a photo already used in a thread?

I'd say many of us have used a similar map :coffee

Costly
 

I had to buy my dearest a new car to get to Corowa.

In fact I'm here now, sitting in the Corowa McDonald's drinking a coffee and using the free wireless.

New Car?
 

So I s'pose the "Year of the Jeep" just got a bit more 'xpensive?
:salute:

How are you buying your ticket of leave this year? I have to tidy up around the yard and get stuck into the landscaping. :coffee

Corowa points
 

Don't start your run too early, Robert - these points, like Blitz, Jeep or any MV points have a short shelf life.

Crikey Robert, you have bit of work to do there ... only about 7 weeks to go !

I have the opposite problem, spending 6 days a week in Corowa I want Brownie Points so I can stay home.
River is nice and high, hope it stays that way.
Rich.

I had to start early while the slaves were on holiday from the government payed baby sitters :D
I've had the timber for the retaining wall for 15 years but lacked enthusium until I got the backhoe and electric jack hammer with spade bit. :cheers:

Morning! That shed looks like a Eileen construction one.:wacko:
Colin.

Brown snakes
 

This looks like you've built an excellent brown snake habitat. The greenies would be proud of you. :note: :cool:

http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/at...3&d=1326573207