Aw you guys are a classic...that was exactly what went into my head too..."WILSON!!!! " Don't forget there was also Mr Ed's owner...Mr WILSON. Welcome Wilson you will get used to us. After the day I just had I need a laugh...see The Ride Home.

The time came to have to get a new car and a search on Gumtree revealed the car I have always wished for that suits all my needs...a Subaru Forester. We drove to Melb to check it out at a dealership. Even tho it was a 2009 the mileage was low, pristine in condition and a gorgeous burgundy colour. I ...

Glen, your Ridgie sounds like a real sweetie and so typical of the breed. They have the most endearing quirks. All mine used to sit up on the park benches beside me like it was a perfectly natural thing to do. I really miss having a Ridgeback. I spent a lot of time horse riding deep in the Otways wi...

i have a smaller dog that im sure is going to love going out on the yak with me once i get it out more often. only problem is he will probably try to take the fish from me once i catch them lol. but my dog is small enough for me to just grab by the scruff of the neck to pull him back in the yak eas...

G'day maxdangerous, great name. Welcome to the forum it's a great place to meet other yakkers and learn and share stuff. I have had three Ridgebacks. Personally I don't believe dogs and watercraft go together but Ridgies are people sized dogs and I'm wondering how you can get a ridgeback back into t...

Ooih!!! :evil: You lot leave Patrols alone! They are are heavenly and great towers....I luuuuv mine. Had a Landruiser long wheelbase ute for 18 years, sold it and its still going 11 years later ( admittedly to a mechanic but it never gave us a scrap of trouble). My friend got a Disco and it was stil...

cruiser wrote:Who told you I'm going to Little river Brett

Looks like the weather will be perfect too with just a small swell on the (river) and a breeze in the arvo to get you back. Have a great time! Don't forget to come back!

Brrrrrr!!! That'd be freaky but knowing you Cruiser it would be entirely spot on. Now the ice has broken it will be open season on the yak? With the AI fully customised I look forward to all your fishing reports.

That's a creepy reminder of Ash Wednesday down here in '83. We live in the Otways now and fire is always a worry. A fringe benefit of buying that caravan is that we thought of keeping it in a park somewhere throughout the fire season for a bolt hole in case we have to evacuate. Didn't think of that ...

We are at home and going to watch the match on the big TV. I've got my knitting ready, the fire lit and party pies & spring rolls thawing. I bought one of those mixmasters so its having its maiden mix today....hot scones, homemade strawberry jam and whipped vanilla cream for the last quarter! :D...