Hi Rob and Marg,

This is my very first post on this forum and I am absolutely enjoying watching your trip on the DVD's and reading the magazine articles. In fact I travelled through the top end on a school trip in 1999 and watching those episodes in particular brings back some great memories, even doing Kings Canyon (one girl in our group rolled her ankle!!) and doing a flight in a light plane (my mate threw up, thankfully in a paper bag and was white as a sheet for the rest of that day)

I must admit I am a 28 year old male, who drives a 1993 vintage VR V6 Commodore sedan and does not own a caravan, nor was born into a nomadic family but I enjoy reading about other people's experiences on the road, and how their vehicles perform.

In fact the only memory I have of anything to do with a caravan is one summer visiting a caravan park as a seven year old in the family's Holden Camira (we have always had Holdens) and making great friends with the kids in the park and getting up to mischief.

But hopefully in the future I might get the bug, get a better Holden and a van and begin my life on the road, when I retire perhaps. I have subscribed to the magazine and look forward to learning about the industry and the ins an outs of caravanning.

Regards
Scott

Hi Again Rob & Marg, Been a while since I last posted, but continue to buy the mag.& Dvd which my wife & I enjoy. Looks like you are having a ball & enjoying all this country offers the RV lifestyle. I see from an earlier post that you may already be in SA West Coast? What can we look forward next after Darwin part 2 ? Take care & safe travels. Geoff

Hi Rob and Marg,
We have a D Max towing a Jayco Tandem Discovery. This makes a great combination. Good economy but we are considering a bigger fuel tank for when we do the central of Aus. We have just completed part of the East Coast from Melbourne to Coloundra over 3 weeks as a shake down trip. Both tug and van were great. Looking forward to hearing more about your travels with the Dmax combo.