Our caravan and Nissan 4WD are available to any overseas person who wants to do a house exchange during 2008. Susan and I want to go to England, Ireland and Scotland next year and are offering our van and Nissan 4WD as an exchange residence for a house and vehicle in these regions. We will take our van to any destination in Australia, set it up in a van park and pay the fees for the expected duration of the exchange, and leave the Nissan for transport. This is the outfit on the road in North Queensland.Lovebirds, Susan and Ted in the Boudoir.
Kitchen area
Ensuite
Here we are set up in Darwin during the wet season in 2007. We have a complete annex but have not needed to use it to date.

Now if you're Irish, English or Scot, what the hell is holding you up? Give us a ring and let's get it organised. You anywhere in Aus. for several months between May and September, us over there. You can do it!!!!

It's been Fish, fish and more fishing since returning to Kununurra. My good fishing mate Francis Bright "did me again" on a trip up the Cambridge gulf. Get a load of this 86 cm. Barra he got on a trolled Gold Bomber. We caught 2 other baras, but they were throw away babies.

Here's a shot of my biggest fish for the day, a 5 kilo Queenfish. We kept him for neighbours who enjoy eating them as a curry.
My first Mulloway. This is a baby. They need to be 70 cms before you can keep them. This is a 58 cm or there abouts. Sent back home to Mum.
I estimate that we caught over 60 fish for the day but this is the catch brought home. 8 javelin fish (Grunter) Queenfish, Barra, Cod on lower left, Mangrove Jack and small Fingermark.
When day is done you head for home. This is the boat ramp at Wyndham as we got back. Oh well, some one has to be here I s'pose. Another day another fishing trip. This is a shot of Lindsay Nebel as we head home at Tanamar. This is 75 klms noth of Kununurra. This was less successful trip. We left at 6 am got home 9 pm. No keepers but caught a few 60 cm Mulloway (below the limit), sharks and catfish. I dropped a small barra on a lure but it was a quiet day. We had a great day in spite of the non cooperative table fish.