LANDROVERS, THE ULTIMATE 4X4 BY FAR REVISITED

~ creakingbones

When I wrote the original of this post, it was my intention to illustrate my narrative with images from trips in our Landrover She Who Must Be Obeyed and myself have taken in our Landrovers. That part of the exercise failed and now, using my MacBook Pro the uploading of the images can occur.

So, here are the images I intended to show you:

MR BROWN SWIMMING NEAR TOM GROGGAN
MR BROWN SWIMMING NEAR TOM GROAN
MR GREEN PLAYING IN A PUDDLE NEAR COWOMBAT FLAT IN VICTORIAN HIGH COUNTRY
MR GREEN PLAYING IN A PUDDLE NEAR COWOMBAT FLAT IN VICTORIAN HIGH COUNTRY
A COLDISH CAMPSITE ON THE DARGO HIGH PLAINS IN VICTORIA.
A COLDISH CAMPSITE ON THE DARGO HIGH PLAINS IN VICTORIA.
A LONG AND DUSTY ROAD IN FAR WEST QUEENSLAND
A LONG AND DUSTY ROAD IN FAR WEST QUEENSLAND
ABOVE THE SNOWLINE, WALKERS ONLY HERE SO WE ALWAYS PARK AND WANDER DOWN A WAYS ON FOOT.
ABOVE THE SNOWLINE, WALKERS ONLY HERE SO WE ALWAYS PARK AND WANDER DOWN A WAYS ON FOOT.
THE RESULT OF BUSH FIRES AND STRONG ALPINE WINDS.
THE RESULT OF BUSH FIRES AND STRONG ALPINE WIND
MY DRIASABONE KEPT THE FROST OFF THE BOTTOM OF MY SWAG IN THE VICTORIAN ALPS.
MY DRIASABONE KEPT THE FROST OFF THE BOTTOM OF MY SWAG IN THE VICTORIAN ALPS.
A TRANQUIL STRETCH OF THE SNOWY RIVER NEAR THE VICTORIAN-NEW SOUTH WALES BORDER.
A TRANQUIL STRETCH OF THE SNOWY RIVER NEAR THE VICTORIAN-NEW SOUTH WALES BORDER.
SUNSET NEAR TIBOOBURRA IN FAR WEST NEW SOUTH WALES.
SUNSET NEAR TIBOOBURRA IN FAR WEST NEW SOUTH WALES.
MY MATE IN THE 'YELLOW PERIL' HAVING SOME WADING PRACTISE.
MY MATE IN THE ‘YELLOW PERIL’ HAVING SOME WADING PRACTISE.

These image are not in any order,neither numerical nor chronological. A number of them are scans from slides made on Kodachrome 64 and some using my Nikon D100 before I had it converted to infra red only.

With any luck over the next few days I’ll have unravelled why the IMac refuses to upload images and when I do, whackoh.

Hoo roo for now

7 thoughts on “LANDROVERS, THE ULTIMATE 4X4 BY FAR REVISITED”

  5. Thanks. I’m slithering the same problem with the desktop, no one has come up with a fix. I reckon the axe is the go to solution.

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