26-03-2017, 12:34 PM
Yes they are some really nice places sometimes with no one else around, except during school holidays and weekends - but still not crowded, although in some of the pictures there were others either side but far enough away.
All over Australia there are great places to camp, you just need a good map and a sense of adventure to explore and find these hidden places.
The Weber travels in its own baby Q duffle bag usually on the floor between the seats. It does not move around whilst travelling except a little on rough tracks and steep descents. It also sometimes travels on the seat where it is a nice tight fit (as previously mentioned by other owners) if I know I'll be on rougher tracks or steep terrain.
I added the two additional tie down points onto either side of the fly. They are some straps looped over to tie some rope onto with a hook on the end (similar to the rope already on it) attached to the fly with a piece of fabric for reinforcing to spread any load across a larger area of the fly. Other owners have done similar to this and posted pictures in owner modifications.
All over Australia there are great places to camp, you just need a good map and a sense of adventure to explore and find these hidden places.
The Weber travels in its own baby Q duffle bag usually on the floor between the seats. It does not move around whilst travelling except a little on rough tracks and steep descents. It also sometimes travels on the seat where it is a nice tight fit (as previously mentioned by other owners) if I know I'll be on rougher tracks or steep terrain.
I added the two additional tie down points onto either side of the fly. They are some straps looped over to tie some rope onto with a hook on the end (similar to the rope already on it) attached to the fly with a piece of fabric for reinforcing to spread any load across a larger area of the fly. Other owners have done similar to this and posted pictures in owner modifications.