Camping Tip 47 Emergency Blankets
Why Emergency Blankets are a Camping Essential. They’re about the size of a big handkerchief when folded and could safe a life….
Camping Tip 46 Why Not Overtake Turning Vehicles?
DO NOT OVERTAKE TURNING VEHICLE So, what’s this all about and who cares? For the purposes of camping and travel, lets look...
Camping Tip 45 Australia’s First Nation People
How to Say the Places and Words of Australia’s First Nation People To celebrate NAIDOC Week in 2020, I thought I’d make…
Camping Tip 44 Can the Passenger Operate Trailer Brakes?
If you tow a trailer that has an Allowable Trailer Mass (ATM) that’s over 750kg and under 4.5kg, that trailer “must be…
Camping Tip 39 Loads of Camping Luxuries
We all have them – electric kettles; coffee machines; toasters; hair dryers; washing machines; air conditioners and even pop corn machines. But,…
Camping Tip 36 Lights at Night
For me, lights at night in the bush can be just too bright. If you keep lights turned down, or even…
Camping Tip 41 Finding the real problem
All you see is Nails You may have heard the saying that “If all you have is a hammer, all you see…
Camping Tip 35 How to protect the wine glasses
Don’t Break the Glasses For me, I drink rum, whiskey, whisky or bourbon. But, after a while, I do drift on to…
Camping Tip 37 How to share the road
10-4-and-be-truck-friendly If you’re new or old to caravanning and travel, here’s a Facebook group and website you really ought to give some…
Camping Tip 43 Travelling in a Convoy
Something I introduced young recruit cadets to was the concept of being a good follower. Just as leadership requires experience and…