South Island New Year trip/Campout for the North Islanders??
South Island New Year trip/Campout for the North Islanders??
Is there any interest in doing a little trek down South to visit our Hilbilly cousins in the new year sometime?, if so any idea's on possible dates and where to do a trip and things to do?.
If we do organise a trip don't forget to load up the banjo's and pitchforks...and they drink that funny speights beers too...
If we do organise a trip don't forget to load up the banjo's and pitchforks...and they drink that funny speights beers too...
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Re: South Island New Year trip/Campout for the North Islande
Jerry wrote:Is there any interest in doing a little trek down South to visit our Hilbilly cousins in the new year sometime?, if so any idea's on possible dates and where to do a trip and things to do?.
If we do organise a trip don't forget to load up the banjo's and pitchforks...and they drink that funny speights beers too...
hell forget da speights im a bourbonite lol
as for da banjo,s (dueling ok ?)

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well in that case head down to dunedin first and then over to central via lawrence, whilst there stop off at the lemon tree cafe good coffee and great food...Jerry wrote:We will show you girls some real southern man type tracks jerry, but it sounds like a good idea. Get back with dates and we will pull something together. Feel like Central Otago
Al
As long as there is somewhere to get a latte![]()

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well in that case head down to dunedin first and then over to central via lawrence, whilst there stop off at the lemon tree cafe good coffee and great food...
You aren't a southerner are you? ...how many toes do you have? and how many strings are there on a Banjo? (and how the #### did you get past customs)

How many people are interested in a trip like this? and do you want a nice not really damagy trip (considering we have to drive home) and loads of scenery to keep the missus and kids happy?
Thoughts?
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turoa wrote:sadly jerry, he is a southerner. He can do one o those gooder south accents. He sounds kinda like this "mah tahs r better than u r ones sonny jim. Yeehaa
hahahahahahaha, hes riding with jerry on the welly trip. And hes worried about jerry talking about prados. I'd be more worried about the southerrrrrrrrner in my truck.




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whats this sadly business......dagnabit there goes my carefully constructed cover...lol just wait till ya hear me say bourrrrrrbon....turoa wrote:sadly jerry, he is a southerner. He can do one o those gooder south accents. He sounds kinda like this "mah tahs r better than u r ones sonny jim. Yeehaa



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dunno about that specially as i think turoas bringing a zook cause the landy is off the road....yep turoa i was yakking to MrO on sat morning..Jerry wrote:about that ride.....![]()
I think you might be better suited to a LANDROVER
I think Turoa has offered you a ride

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I certainly will be keeping an eye on how this develops too. Yes, I am a mainlander and any chance to go home.....
January this year a group of us did some back country roads, not really 4WD. We went over the Molesworth Station Road, spent a day in Hanmer Springs exploring some of the foresty roads, then back over the Rainbow before heading down South sticking to the main roads. One excursion over the Nevis Road, and up Skippers to finish off the trip.
Would love to explore some of the more back country roads, mixed in with some camping, had been thinking of raising the idea myself. Would be great to do some of the back country sheep station tracks without the high costs of the commercial tag-along.
Cheers
Ian
January this year a group of us did some back country roads, not really 4WD. We went over the Molesworth Station Road, spent a day in Hanmer Springs exploring some of the foresty roads, then back over the Rainbow before heading down South sticking to the main roads. One excursion over the Nevis Road, and up Skippers to finish off the trip.
Would love to explore some of the more back country roads, mixed in with some camping, had been thinking of raising the idea myself. Would be great to do some of the back country sheep station tracks without the high costs of the commercial tag-along.
Cheers
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Jerry wrote:www.interislander.co.nz
Screw that, try http://www.bluebridge.co.nz . We won't have any trouble, as Mark's Dad works for them so we get staff discount......Return Journey minus 100%!!! Not bad discount hey!!!


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Keep an eye on Queenstown's Shotover club website nearer the time for upcoming trips, you're welcome to tag along on one of our trips as long as you have the basic gear.
http://www.shotover4wdclub.co.nz
and check under the 'club stuff' link for upcoming trips.
Cheers, Colin
http://www.shotover4wdclub.co.nz
and check under the 'club stuff' link for upcoming trips.
Cheers, Colin
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Ryan wrote:fark....need to a-frame the zuk, so maybe pass on that trip.....

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