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#779 trip from Kunda Park to Townsville - Leigh - 14-01-2013
Hi all, here are some photos of my new Trayon on it's first adventure from Kunda Park on the Sunshine Coast to the Gold Coast Hinterland, the Northern Rivers of New South Wales and up the coast to Townsville (during the first three weeks of December) followed by some in Townsville's Northern Beaches (first week of January).
Kunda Park
Maroochydore
Coochin Creek
Nudgee Beach
Fort Lytton
Springbrook
Clarrie Hall Dam
Sweetnam Park
Terrace Creek
Fourteen Crossings Road, Condamine River, Cambanoora Gorge
Qld / NSW State Border
Border Ranges
Tweed Scenic Drive
Blackbutts Lookout
Nightcap National Park
Minyon Falls
Broadwater
Hastings Point
Mount Gravatt
Harrys Hut
Burrum Point
Kinkuna Camp Track
Morval Park
Deepwater National Park
Eurimbula National Park
Clairview
Conway Beach
Elliot River
Plantation Park
Toomulla Park
Bushy Parker Park
Balgal Beach
Rollingstone Creek
Saunders Beach
RE: #779 trip from Kunda Park to Townsville - Shawcantravel - 16-01-2013
Great photos! Did you enjoy the trip and the tray on?
RE: #779 trip from Kunda Park to Townsville - Bojayce - 18-01-2013
Hi Leigh,
Looks like you got straight into it, well done.
How did the ranger go?, im thinking of updating the old hilux with one. Also what were your first impressions with the Trayon, what little things did you like or would change or add?
cheers
Paul #726
RE: #779 trip from Kunda Park to Townsville - Leigh - 20-01-2013
(16-01-2013, 04:06 PM)Shawcantravel Wrote: Great photos! Did you enjoy the trip and the tray on?
Thanks. I had a fantastic first trip with the Trayon, although with Rheumatoid Arthritis it does limit as to how much I am able to do each day. The Trayon is everything I expected and required in a camper is certainly far better than a tent or roof top tent that I have had previously.
Leigh
(18-01-2013, 07:32 AM)Bojayce Wrote: Hi Leigh,
Looks like you got straight into it, well done.
How did the ranger go?, im thinking of updating the old hilux with one. Also what were your first impressions with the Trayon, what little things did you like or would change or add?
cheers
Paul #726
The Ranger is a superb vehicle for the Trayon. The camper does not affect the vehicles performance whether at creek crossings, steep gravel tracks, soft sand tracks, cruising on the highway or accelerating quickly. You only need to add an extra booster spring to keep the vehicle level with the load on the tray.
When choosing a slide on camper I looked at about a dozen different models, not liking any of them, but when I first saw the Trayon I knew it was what I wanted.
The little things that liked and wanted included an inside cooktop with dining area, its design and layout, the shade / shelter under the bed when made up, is compact when packed down and it is quick and easy to set up.
Some little improvements on the to do list are an outside on / off switch for the fridge and a shower cubical that attaches to the camper.
Leigh