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[wwry2018]

Curse of Yes/No

My name was Jace, I was 26 living in the suburbs of Sydney, it was getting close to the end of my year at uni and my girlfriend Sherry wanted me to go out and have some fun. She slid over a flyer for a local festival. A Halloween festival.

We don’t really celebrate Halloween in Australia. But as time has gone on it seems to be more and more present. Decorations being available to buy in stores, kids talking about trick or treating and festivals and street markets advertising Halloween themes.

My friends wanted me to go to one that was on tonight in town. It promised Fall themed food, spooky rides and classic Halloween fun. I couldn’t decide if I wanted to go or not. Usually I let others decide for me. And it was hot as hell. Fall themed food wasn’t what I was looking for when it was 35 degrees c in the shade. But as I said I wasn’t big on making decisions. 

So my best mate Ricky said he would pick me up at 8pm and we would go and have a look. Sherry was working late and said it would be good for me to get out and try to relax. Being a third year accounting student it didn’t come easy. She said go relax just don’t let Ricky get you drunk.

He picked me up at 8 as he said and I climbed in his car, “Jesus man, for a doctor you don’t exactly promote healthy lifestyle  do you?” Smoke was billowing out of he car “it’s my one vice, I know it’s not healthy but hey I’m addicted and I enjoy it” “is that your professional opinion?’ ‘Shut the fuck up and let’s go” we drove towards the fete.

He picked me up at 8 as he said and I climbed in his car, “Jesus man, for a doctor you don’t exactly promote healthy lifestyle  do you?” Smoke was billowing out of he car “it’s my one vice, I know it’s not healthy but hey I’m addicted and I enjoy it” “is that your professional opinion?’ ‘Shut the fuck up and let’s go” we drove towards the fete.

As we walk into the festival it has this classic spooky horror theme of a gypsy caravan.. There are rides and haunted mansions to walk through but mostly it’s to theme. Ricky spots a fortune teller carriage at the end of a line. ‘Perfect” he says. ‘This is what you need. Go get your answers as you can never decide for yourself’. I um’d and ah’d if I should do it or not. Ricky just said ‘exactly” he put $50 in my hand and pushed me in the tent yelling”I’m going to hit on the hot carnie, have fun”

I tumbled inside and looked around seeing a man lounging in a chair having a drink. ‘I’m so sorry’ I said gathering myself.

‘My Friend was being pushy, literally and wanted me to have my fortune read, but I don’t know if I should or not. It’s not a very me thing to do, I mean it sounds like fun and all but, you’re here I don’t see an old crone and a crystal ball anywhere. Haha ‘

Old crone and crystal ball. Well that’s not a very nice stereotype!’ The man said. ‘ but I wouldn’t expect a ginger accountant named Jace to come for a reading in Australian either, so I guess we are even.’

‘How do you know my name? ‘ I said in shock and backing towards the door.

‘We are not all old crones or female, that was just to show you I’m the real deal. Com now sit. Ricky has paid for your thirty minutes, let’s not waste this.’ He says as he walks behind me and guides me to a chair across from him. ‘Hold out your hand, palm up’ I do so in shock and almost trance, I’ve never been a big believer but I always believe  in what I experienced.

He looks at my palm only briefly and starts to speak. ‘ you are not on the right path’. I snap out of it. ‘Really ?” ‘I thought accounting was the right fit.’  

‘Nothing is right’ accounting, your clothes, Sherry. All wrong, because all were not your choice. You simply let others decide for you, so now you are on the wrong path. Ricky. Ricky is the one right thing in your life. He will be the one to correct it. Trust in Ricky. Ironically it will take someone else to tell you what to do to make you get on the right path and choose your destiny’

As I snatch my hand away I get upset ‘what do you mean, all is wrong with me. Who says that to a person. And I love Sherry, I’m going to marry her,…. I think’ ‘I don’t know who you are or how you know these things but it’s wrong.’

As I go to storm to the exit I feel like I’m in a tumble dryer the world spins on its axis. I look back and the Gypsy  is muttering and then spits at me. ‘ I give you a Curse! Not to hurt but help’ as I steady myself he walks towards me. ‘Use this to your advantage, not all curse’s can be detrimental. Until the clock strikes 12. Any question that is asked of a Yes. Or. A No. the opposite will be a reality. It has the power to rearrange you future your past. So be wise young Jace. And remember my words Ricky is the one to put you on a try path. Go now

I stumbled out of the carriage dazed wondering what had just happened. I looked at my watch. It was 9:15 pm. Sherry would be here soon and we can go home. I wasn’t looking and a bumped into a guy. “ watch where you’re going mate!” He yelled. “ hey do you smoke? Can I bum one?” 

As I went  to say no it was as if time slowed down and rewound very quickly to the day in the 8th grade when Tommy Doyle asked me to meet him behind the sheds at school to try smoking, he stole a pack from his dad. I had said no, but in this flash I has said yes. I joined Tommy, I had memory flood through my brain of school and uni and clubs always smoking, my friends were a little bit different to,, Ricky was there of course but they all didn’t seem so straight laced, my clothes seemed to feel looser, darker a little more edgier, I felt slightly more confident and strangely fitter, felt my arm tingle as a tattoo appeared as the spin came back to reality.

‘Yeah sure man”  I think passed him the packet and lit the lighter from my pocket, “ sorry I wasn’t watching where I was going”

 ‘No problem” as the guy walked away I looked back and the gypsy was standing in the door way, laughing.

Something didn’t seem right, I turned to to go taking an another deep inhale on my smoke. I needed to find Ricky and get home to Sherry.

This is the first of a few chapters, let me know if I should continue.

[wotpods]

What It Is About Teardrop Caravans That Everyone Seems to Want Them

If you are someone that is remotely interested in travel of any kind, the chances are high that you may have come across the availability of caravan trailers that are shaped like teardrops. These are trailers that get attached to your vehicle when you are on an outing and serve as mobile campers. While there are some people that swear by the use of the campers, there are others that still don’t get what all the hype is about. However, knowing all about the best Australian, Most Popular Teardrop Caravans can help you understand what it is about them that people love so much. There are a lot of ways in which the caravans can help you while you are out and about on your trip, especially if it something like a hiking trip or a road trip.

There are a lot of benefits of having a camper trailer to help you out when you want to be comfortable and happy on your trips. Here are a few things your camper can help you with when you are out and about exploring your favorite destinations:

A home on wheels:

One of the biggest benefits that you get with your camper trailer is that you can have your home on wheels when you are out. You don’t have to miss out on the cozy comfort of your bed just because you love to travel. The camper helps you get a good night’s sleep even when you are not at home which is something that is incomparable to sleeping in a tent in a sleeping bag.

You get comprehensive safety:

Your camper trailer helps keep not only the small bugs and insects out but also ensures that you remain safe from larger animals while on an outdoor trip. While you should be able to enjoy your outdoor trip, you do not have to compromise on your safety for it. It is important that you remain protected from animals that are potential predators. A lot of camping horror stories warn about keeping safe from bigger animals during the night time and that is one major reason why a lot of people are now seeking to get themselves teardrop vans in Sydney.

Unbound utilities made available:

When you choose to get yourself a camper trailer, you can be sure about getting all the amenities and facilities that you need for making everyday life easy. The best camper trailers from the right brands come with built-in toilets, kitchens, ample amount of storage spaces, a bed and even provisions for having a grill or an outdoor canopy. This means that you literally have to make no compromise when it comes to utilities, just by getting a camper trailer van.

These are some of the most common and popular reasons why more and more people are now seeking to buy the best camper trailers. Just because you are going out on a road trip does not mean you have to compromise on your comfort.

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Top 5 Locations in Australia for Granny Flat Investments

Granny flats are fast becoming a popular investment option in Australia. The demand for these small and affordable homes is on the rise, especially in big cities where house prices are skyrocketing. Granny Flats Australia not only provides a separate living facility for the elderly in the family, but it can also be a good source of income for investors.

This blog will tell you where the best places to invest in granny flats in Australia are.

Sydney, New South Wales

Of all Australian cities, Sydney is the largest and most expensive city by far, and real estate prices are soaring. In suburbs like Western Sydney and North Shore, compared to most other regions, Granny flats Australia investment tends to produce higher returns. Given the tightness of an increasingly affluent and expanding area and its overwhelming demand for homes, Granny flats Australia investments in this market are likely to prove lucrative.

Melbourne, Victoria

Melbourne is Australia's fastest-growing city, and renting prices are very high. Granny Flats investments in outer Melbourne, like Frankston and Dandenong, can be extremely profitable. It is simply the perfect location for investment, featuring grammar schools and golf clubs every now and then. You won't ever need to worry about buying something at a high price in a reality where land density is easy and offers potential.

Brisbane, Queensland

Brisbane is an excellent location for granny flat investments. The Queensland government has recently relaxed regulations to encourage people to build more granny flats, making it an attractive market for investors. Brisbane is expected to be a place where population growth and real estate demand will grow in the coming years; savouring what it's like right now requires nothing less than Granny Flats Australia investments here for your own good.

Perth, Western Australia

Granny flats will be another major market to grow in this place. Right now, house prices are still quite cheap here but rents are expected to rise because the growth of population in Perth continues. Investing in granny flats in the suburbs of Perth can bring in good rent and the advantage future property value appreciation enables.

Gold Coast, Queensland

The Gold Coast is famous for its beauty and tourists, but it is also an important market for investors. There is always a need for rental properties from both holidaymakers and locals. Investing in granny flats in Australia around the Gold Coast can provide you with a stable income source.

Conclusion

These five options are the best for investing in granny flats in Australia. Whether you want to invest in Sydney's high-end areas or Brisbane and Perth's emerging markets, granny flats can be an affordable and profitable option of investment. The choice of location can make your investment more lucrative, it can also ensure that rental income and property value appreciation are as good as going up.

Paradise Portable Homes is the perfect choice for constructing the ideal Australian Granny Flat. You can find our building Constructors Sutherland provide the ultimate in Portable Homes, Granny Flats, Tiny Homes, 1 & 2-Bedroom Accommodation and Caravan Park Cottages.

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The Long Way Euround – Day 6: Bombala to Sydney

Today was the final day of our big Classic Mercedes Road trip.   We started at 6:15AM in Bombala where it was 2 degrees outside.    We were down to 9 cars, as one of our drivers had some unexpected work commitments that came up, so had to leave his car in Melbourne.

We stayed in the pub in Bombala.  I generally only book places that have private bathrooms, so I must have missed that it didn't.   Having said that he rooms were very nice and the food was great.  The bed was the most comfortable of the trip.

As we drove out of Bombala, the sun was rising over the Monaro region.   The sunrise illustrated the high country landscape and the farms along the route.   The road was great and the cars were running well.

Originally we planned to drive to Bredbo, but we decided to refuel in Cooma instead.   This worked out well, as while Bredbo has a pie shop, it does not seem to have a service station.  In Cooma, we filled up all the cars and had breakfast at McDonalds. After all the troubles I had with my car the day before, it was going very well.  I was getting occasional noise from my rear left wheel when turning, but none of the previous issue.   The noise was also different.  The noise led me to believe that its probably not a wheel bearing issue.   I suspect part of the handbrake mechanism, perhaps that little spring, has come loose.  It is probably moving around as I corner and the ends of the lug nuts are scraping against it. A few people were very keen to get home by dinner time, and one of our group had a flight to catch, so we had fewer and shorter breaks today to move along.   Everyone was keep to complete the full route then be home for dinner. We continued north, through the outskirts of Canberra and then up through Gunning and Crookwell.   Crookwell was our lunch stop, at another Bakery.   The lamb pie was the best I've had all trip and the Vanilla slice was good, although a little too much icing for my liking. The road from Crookwell up to Georges Plain was excellent, full of long sweeping curves, elevation changes and great scenery.   The only downside was that there were many caravans on the road, and a Nissan Patrol that couldn't climb hills.   One of the guys is interested in buying a 280CE, so had a turn of the white car during this section and thoroughly enjoyed it. It was around here that the 380SEC started playing up more.   So far it had only given issues while idling.  However, on multiple occasions it cut out while at road speed.   Most of the time it would restart while coasting in neutral, but not always.  Luckily there was not much traffic on the road. As we passed through Perthville, we saw a 450SLC for sale by the side of the road.   One of the guys went back to have a look it it, and it was in a sorry state.   Rust in the firewall, chassis rails, holes in the floor and more.   It was a D-Jet car and a sad way for an early 450SLC to go.    I suspect its destiny is a wrecking yard like the one we saw on Saturday. After a good drive though to Lake Lyell, we all went our separate ways.   A couple of us refueled in Lithgow, and then took Bells Line of road back.   I hate the Great Western Highway with a passion, so Bells line was the obvious choice.  It was very foggy, but the traffic was light and it was a fairly relaxed cruise home the back way. After I rolled into the garage, I checked my odometer and I had travelled 3,883km in 6 days.  My 450SLC is now almost at 318,000km.   I have a few things to attend to.   Obviously the noise from the wheel, whatever it is.   The A/C, and the starter motor has started playing up, not always engaging. All the cars and drivers made it back home safely. Overall, the trip was great and I thoroughly enjoyed it.  It was a great break from work and we saw a lot of Australia I have never seen before.

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Record-breaking ticket sales for the India vs. Australia Boxing Day Test

According to Cricket Australia ticket sales for Australia's Test match against India on Boxing Day this year in Melbourne have exceeded all previous records.

According to the host association, sales on the first day of business have tripled compared to 2018–19. The game was played in front of only 30,000 viewers at the 100,000-plus capacity stadium during the 2020/21 tours owing to COVID-19 restrictions.

CA went on to say that purchases for days 2-4 have increased by an astounding 5.5 times since India's 2018–19 Down Under tour.

Joel Morrison, Executive General Manager, Events & Operations at CA stated "The Border Gavaskar series is a highly anticipated event and current ticket sales show there is enormous interest in the upcoming contest between Australia and India."

"We're asking fans to buy tickets now to ensure they don't miss out on any of the behavior, as tickets are going by fast for all five Tests as excitement for the upcoming summer continues to build" he said.

The percentage of tickets purchased by Indian fans has increased to 3.9 percent from just 0.7 percent in 2018–19, which is another significant figure.

A significant number of out-of-country groups are anticipated to attend Test matches this summer Morrison added. "We continue to see strong sales from Indian fans as well as Australian fans presenting an excellent chance to celebrate the lasting connection between our two countries both on and off the field."

The first game of the five-Test series between Australia and India will take place in Perth on November 22.

The caravan will then shift to Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, and finally Sydney which will host the traditional New Year’s Test.

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Benefits of Buying Top-quality Tailored Trailers in Sydney!

When businesses need to buy contemporary commercial trailers in Sydney, they should visit trustworthy trailer providers with specially crafted trailers that satisfy specific needs. Businesses prefer customised trailers are useful tools with a wide range of home and commercial uses.

When companies visit reliable trailer manufacturers and suppliers for car trailers for sale in Sydney with knowledgeable customer support agents who can aid them decide to get the exact trailers they need for residential or commercial usage.

Along with their expertise and skill, these trailer suppliers also respect the needs of their customers and are aware of their company procedures.

Benefits of Purchasing Trailers from Reputable Vendors:

Well-established trailer manufacturing specialists provide exceptional quality, excitement, and craftsmanship in every item they supply.

They aim to provide the best service possible together with high-quality products, exceptional value, and a customer-focused approach.

Their business offers top-notch products and outstanding customer service. A solid reputation in the market has been established by years of experience and devoted staff members.

Along with their expertise and skill, they also respect the needs of their customers and are aware of their company procedures. With this understanding, they help them choose the ideal caravan to provide outstanding results.

These manufacturers provide top-quality trailers, excellent for transporting tools, machinery, and other random items securely. They may be safely locked to deter theft, and their enclosed construction ensures that the items are secure and safe.

These suppliers supply long-lasting, high-quality trailers that are incredibly affordable and durable over time. Additionally, their products make sure that their trailers adhere to Australian safety standards and ensure improved safety and legal compliance, with warranties, after-sales care, and support.

Finally, check the market reputation, and compare pricing and services before selecting the right supplier locally. Customers should visit these well-established suppliers to view their collections to select and buy the right trailer for their business needs.

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Brass Monkey Air Conditioning

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Stop wasting money on trips to the servo for messy, expensive ice with these handy compressor fridge/freezers! These units run off the supplied 240volt to 24volt power supply and have a red SOS, dual USB and bright LED.

Portable 24volt Air Conditioner

Designed for trucks and vehicles that require a 24 volt air conditioning Sydney system. This air conditioner operates off your truck or vehicle battery so it is a true off grid solution and does not require the use of an inverter. The GH1611 features 3 temperature settings, dual USB, red SOS light and bright white LED. It is easy to install with the supplied 240volt to 24volt power supply or the optional 24volt fly lead for portable use.

It is perfect for truck sleeper cabs, vans and cuddy cabins and is highly efficient and low in power consumption. The fridge also comes with a smart 3-stage low voltage battery protection function so that you don’t run your truck or vehicle engine when cooling down the cabin. It is a great addition for those long weekend camping adventures and can save you trips to the local servo buying expensive messy ice! Also useful for storing medications, cosmetics and other items that need to be kept cool. The GH1611 comes with a cigarette lighter socket adaptor making it suitable for most utes, 4WD’s, campervans and light commercials.

Compressor Fridge/Freezer

If you want a fridge that will keep your food and beverages cold on day trips or weekend getaways without draining your car battery or taking up too much space in the boot, a compressor fridge/freezer from brass monkey air conditioning is a great choice. These fridges come in a range of sizes to suit your needs. They’re also easy to install. Some models feature a removable compartment divider that lets you convert them into a dual zone fridge and freezer depending on your needs.

These fridges are designed to run on 12V systems and have a three-stage low battery cut out to prevent your batteries from being damaged by overcharging. They can also be managed via a smart phone app that allows you to monitor the fridge’s temperature, battery power and more.

Many of these fridges are also a third cheaper than Engel, Dometic and Bushman fridges of the same size. They also use less energy and have a longer operating life than similar units. Some models even have a reversible door and a removable tray for easier loading and accessing your goods. They’re easy to operate and are ideal for campers and 4WDs. Most of these fridges are top opening for convenience and have an efficient design that’s quiet when running.

Camping Fridge

If you want to enjoy the great outdoors on your next trip, then you should consider purchasing a Brass Monkey portable fridge freezer. They are much more convenient than coolers that require you to carry bags of ice which will eventually melt and drench your food. BM fridges also come in different sizes so you can choose the one that will best suit your needs. Ideally, you should go for something larger than 60 litres so that you can store everything that you need for several days.

Most of the BM fridges are dual zone units, which means that they can function as either a fridge or a freezer depending on what you need them for. Some of the newer models also allow you to monitor and control them via a smartphone app.

Compared to their major competitors, BM fridges offer great value for your money. They are more affordable and come with a longer warranty. In addition, they are more energy efficient as they have thicker insulation. This helps them consume less power and keep the temperature constant, which is very important for camping trips. They are also easy to install and can fit into almost any car, 4WD or caravan. Some of them even have extra features like drink holders and a removable divider that can make the fridge into two separate compartments.

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Selling Your Caravan Made Simple with OZRV Trader

Are you looking to sell your caravan without the hassle and stress? OZRV Trader, your trusted caravan buyer and trader in Australia, is here to make the process simple and efficient. In this article, we'll show you how OZRV Trader can help you sell your caravan quickly and easily, ensuring you get the best value for your beloved recreational vehicle.

Who We Are

Your Trusted Caravan Buyer

OZRV Trader proudly holds the title of an Accredited Licensed Dealer since 1991. With over 30 years of experience as a licensed caravan and RV dealer, we have the expertise to make selling your pre-loved recreational vehicle a breeze. When you choose us, you're choosing a team that understands the true value of your caravan.

A Family-Run Business

We're not just another faceless corporation. OZRV Trader is a family-run business, and we genuinely understand the emotional attachment you have to your caravan and the cherished memories it holds. Our compassionate team is dedicated to making the selling process as smooth as possible.

Experienced and Courteous Staff

Our staff members have years of experience and a wealth of knowledge about caravans, RVs, and motorhomes. They are not only polite and courteous but also sensitive to your needs. We prioritise your comfort and convenience throughout the selling process.

Nationwide Coverage

With locations in Melbourne and Sydney and buying staff strategically situated throughout the regions, we can travel to anywhere in Victoria, New South Wales, ACT, or South Australia. We bring our expertise to your doorstep, taking the hassle out of selling your caravan or motorhome.

The OZRV Trader Advantage

Selling your caravan to OZRV Trader offers several advantages:

1. Quick and Effortless Process

We understand that your time is valuable. Our process is designed to be quick and straightforward, ensuring a smooth and efficient selling experience.

2. Competitive Offers

Our team conducts comprehensive assessments to provide you with a competitive offer that reflects the true value of your caravan.

3. Transparency and Honesty

We believe in transparent transactions. You won't encounter hidden fees or unexpected expenses. We are committed to honesty and integrity in every step of the process.

4. Secure Payment

Your security is our top priority. We offer secure payment methods, ensuring a trustworthy and reliable transaction.

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Selling your caravan to OZRV Trader is a simple process:

Get in Touch: Contact us via phone or our website, and we'll schedule a convenient time for a valuation.

Valuation: Our experts will assess your caravan's condition and specifications to determine its value.

Offer: You'll receive a competitive offer for your caravan.

Agreement: Once you accept our offer, we'll handle the necessary paperwork.

Payment: We'll make a secure payment to you.

Pickup: We'll arrange for the pickup of your caravan, anywhere in Victoria, New South Wales, ACT, or South Australia.

Finalise: With the transfer complete, you're free to move forward with your plans.

Conclusion

Selling your caravan is now simpler than ever with OZRV Trader. Our experienced team, competitive offers, and nationwide coverage make us the ideal choice for caravan sellers. Say goodbye to the stress of selling and hello to a hassle-free and profitable selling experience.

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Top Reasons to Consider Buying a New LDV Ute in Sydney

Introduction

LDV Utes have had a sizable impact on the automotive industry in terms of providing adaptable and dependable vehicles. LDV needs to be at the top of your list if you are in the market for a new Ute in Sydney. The exceptional performance, dependability, and cutting-edge features of LDV Utes are renowned for meeting the requirements of both individuals and businesses. We will go over the main justifications for thinking about purchasing a new LDV Ute in Sydney in this article. We will delve into the numerous benefits that LDV Utes have to offer, from its potent performance capabilities to its cutting-edge technology and Chatswood LDV dealership.

Unmatched Performance and Capability

The LDV Utes are at the top of their game in terms of performance. LDV Utes are designed to handle any task or terrain you throw at them. They come with strong engines and durable drivetrains. Whether you require a Ute for work or weekend excursions, LDV has a variety of models that can meet your particular requirements.

Payload and Towing Capabilities

The impressive towing and payload capacities of LDV Utes are one of their distinguishing qualities. LDV is aware that a lot of ute owners depend on their cars for labor-intensive jobs like towing trailers, boats, or caravans. With LDV Utes, you can relax knowing that they are made to easily handle heavy loads. LDV Utes are a dependable partner for all your hauling needs because they can tow anywhere from 2,500 kilogrammes to 3,500 kilogrammes, depending on the model.

Advanced Safety Features

LDV places a high priority on the safety of its drivers and passengers, and their Utes are fitted with cutting-edge safety features to give drivers and passengers peace of mind while driving. LDV Utes are made to offer the greatest amount of protection possible in the event of a collision, including reinforced body structures and electronic stability control. LDV Utes are a great option for those who place a high priority on safety because they also come with features like anti-lock brakes, traction control, and hill descent control that improve their overall stability and safety. 

Innovative Technology and Connectivity

LDV Utes are designed for comfort and convenience in addition to performance and safety. The newest LDV Ute models come with cutting-edge connectivity features and cutting-edge technology that improve the overall driving experience. LDV Utes keep you connected and entertained while you are on the go with features like voice control, Bluetooth connectivity, and touchscreen infotainment systems with smartphone integration. Parking and manoeuvring in confined spaces are also made simple by features like parking sensors and rear-view cameras.

Your Sydney Trusted Dealer, Chatswood LDV

The go-to dealership for purchasing an LDV Ute in Sydney is Chatswood LDV. As an authorised LDV dealer, Chatswood LDV provides a variety of LDV Utes to meet your requirements and financial constraints. Your search for the ideal Ute that meets your needs is their top priority, according to their knowledgeable and helpful sales team. In addition, Chatswood LDV offers first-rate after-sales support, including upkeep, repairs, and genuine LDV parts, to guarantee that your LDV Ute maintains peak performance for years to come. LDV Ute For Sale at Chatswood LDV today and open the door to a lifestyle upgrade unlike any other.

Conclusion

The decision to buy a new LDV Ute in Sydney is one that has many advantages. LDV Utes provide a comprehensive package that meets the requirements of both individuals and businesses, from their unmatched performance and towing capabilities to their cutting-edge safety features and cutting-edge technology. When looking for a reputable LDV dealership in Sydney, Chatswood LDV stands out as a dependable and client-focused option. Therefore, LDV Utes provide the ideal blend of strength, durability, and versatility to improve your driving experience in Sydney and elsewhere, whether you need a Ute for work or for fun.

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The Definitive Guide to Towbar Installation Costs

Towbars are the only way to best attach your trailer or caravan to your vehicle. They are an essential part of any trailer. They can, however, be expensive. The installation price of a towbar can depend on the type and brand of towbar you purchase, the type of vehicle you have and where you buy it from.

Carasel Towbars are proudly Australian owned and established in 1956, from the day it is still proudly owned by the same family that established the business. All employees are local, and all the Carasel Branded towbars are Australian made and manufactured onsite, this is something the family prides themselves with. The company is extremely proud that we can fabricate and manufacture the towbars locally, making them an affordable towbar installation company for families who want an affordable, Australian made product.

Carasel has towbar installation services in Sydney in two easy to get to locations in Moorebank and Seven Hills. Both sites have fitting bays and fully qualified fitters who can install for you while you wait onsite.

The Basics of Towbar Installation - What is a Towbar?

Towbars are a mechanism that connects a vehicle to a trailer. They are able to tow all the kind of trailers from caravans, car trailers, box trailers and horse floats. When you begin looking for a towbar the first thing you need to do is to make sure the vehicle you own is able to tow the type of trailer you are planning on using with it. Carasel Towbars have a several types of towbars and the team will take the time to discuss with you the load you plan on towing, the vehicle that you own and how frequently you plan on using the towbar system. We are proud of the fact we have the ability to manufacture towbars onsite, as this cuts down the costs of freighting them in for sale which benefits the customers as they pass on the savings through our own branding.

Why Are There Different Types OF Towbars?

There are different kinds of towbars for towing, they come in different sizes, shapes and weights. People often have no idea what all these different kinds mean they just assume a towbar is just that, a towbar! The Carasel team will assist you and getting your choice right the first time.

Fixed Flange Towbar

A Fixed Flange Towbar is used for towing a trailer. The tow ball is bolted to the towbar with either 2 or 4 bolts and the towbar can be used for mounting accessories like bike carriers, bumper protectors and stabilisers. The fixed flange towbars are generally made from steel or aluminium and they are designed to install once, and to remain on the vehicle until you need to tow again.

Detachable Flange Towbar

The Detachable Flange Towbar can be fitted onto the back of any vehicle, making it a very versatile towbar. It works on the same concept as the fixed flange tow bar, but the plus side of this tow bar is that it can be removed. The neck of the tow bar can be easily removed by using the lock and key mechanism. This type of towbar is made up of two parts, the towbar and the detachable flange. The detachable flange is mounted to the rear bumper bar of your car and held together with 2 or 4 bolts.

How Long Should It Take To Fit A Towbar?

On an average it takes between two to four hours to install a towbar. Things needed to factor into this time includes the size of the vehicle and the parts that are being fitted. This includes the install time and fitting the electrics. It also includes the actual installation of the towbar and fixing the leaks.

Will A Towbar Fit My Car?

Carasel Towbars provide a towbar that is custom made to fit your vehicle without any issues. In fact, we will take the time and measure your vehicle to ensure the towbar is fitted correctly, making sure it provides maximum safety. This is the benefit of choosing a local, Australian, family-owned company that also manufactures onsite. If there isn't a towbar available for your vehicle today, there's a very good chance that by tomorrow we will have one manufactured towbar and available to install.

Is There Any Other Things I Can Use My Towbar For?

Yes, you absolutely can, the towbar is perfectly safe to use once installed. many people forget that towbars are just not for towing. They can be used for fitting a bike carrier to transport bikes, getting the kids away from screens and out and about in the great outdoors.

How Much Does It Cost To Install A Towbar?

When installing a towbar on a vehicle it is not something that is recommended you can do alone in the driveway, nor was it ever intended to be a DIY project. Installing a towbar alone is a huge safety risk, not only is it a very heavy item that may require drilling to fit bolts or wiring it into the vehicle, but it also weighs considerably more than one person should not be lifting alone. Installing a towbar requires the experience of a trained mechanic or towbar fitter who is an expert in their field. Installation cost for towbars varies as it depends on the type and size of towbar chosen and the model and size of the car. Fitting a towbar to a truck will cost more than if it was being installed onto a smaller sedan. The cost also depends on how much work is involved. If installed at Carasel onsite at either of our two locations, it is cheaper than a mobile fit where an installer comes out to you.

Do I Really Need A Towbar On My Vehicle?

Installing a towbar is often not a decision that is made lightly. There are many things you need to consider and carefully think about. The cost of the tow bar and installation for one is something that can be a costly investment and one you need to think about how often it will be used. The cost also hinders on what kind of towbar you are thinking of buying. There are several different kinds of towbars and the one that may be best for you depends on the current vehicle you own and what you intend to tow with it. If you do not think you will be using it regularly then it becomes a very costly investment.

Carasel Towbars welcomes anyone interested in getting a price on a towbar to call into either of our locations for a quote. We can show you some options of different styles along with different brands of towbars. Carasel are proud of the Australian made towbars we manufacture onsite. These are not only Australian made and manufactured, but our employ staff that are local members of the community ensuring their manufacturing stays inhouse. This manufacturing ensures customers, if choosing the Carasel Brand, that there will be minimal delay in fitting a bar to your vehicle. The only delay will be if they need to manufacture the towbar and generally this takes no longer than 24 hours. Manufacturing onsite also allows the Carasel Towbars to be more affordable as they pass on the lower manufacturing costs to their customers.

[cashforcaravans-blog]

[avannsw]

[buycaravans]

Sell My Free Spirit | Sell My Avida – Overview

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Membership begins to Sell my Free Spirit miles begins immediately upon registration and you don’t require a Spirit Airlines credit card to be able to get started earning. You are able to save yourself money easily. You don’t need to be ashamed of making money or having money when you’re talking with your family and friends. 

Learning how to earn money is easier whenever you have a guide to explain to you how it’s completed. It’s biblical that you could make and have more money. It’s possible to make far more money if you sell food too. Logically the more walkers you’ve got the more income you will probably raise. Folks will pay decent money for local recipes and you may cash in. 

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[thejosh1980]

I was lookin' back to see if she was lookin' back...

Yesterday Alex, Mum and I celebrated...

It's been one year since Alex and I arrived at Mum's place in Ocean Shores, NSW Australia.

If you've read my earlier blogs in 2020, you'll know that we had a lot of trouble getting home. Between the government and airlines, at one point it looked like we'd never get here; we were stranded. I was living in constant worry, stress and hopelessness - in fact, we all were: Alex's family in Germany and Mum's family down under.

Our July 2020 flights were cancelled or rescheduled many times, and eventually we decided to buy new, more expensive flights, on another airline through an agency, which gave us some assurances we'd be on the flight. Our new flights booked and confirmed for early September.

We flew Frankfurt to Adelaide, which was not our original plan. Adelaide had no COVID, and the chance of getting on a flight and getting into the country was higher than say, Brisbane, or Sydney. We could quarantine in Adelaide for 2 weeks and then fly on to Brisbane, which is closer to Ocean Shores.

That was like.... so last year...

This area where we now live is known as the Northern Rivers of New South Wales, and when we arrived at Mum's there was no COVID in the area. We are only about 35 minutes south of the Queensland border, about 8 hours north of the big smoke, Sydney.

Now, a year on, COVID has arrived here.

It's been biting at the heals of tourists and essential workers travelling north since Sydney went into lockdown a couple of months ago.

It's not our idea of a good time.

Right now it's school holidays, which is meant to be 2 weeks of families holidaying in caravan parks and hotels, an essential part of this tourist attraction mecca. Byron Bay, Brunswick Heads, and surrounds are usually very popular places; so popular that most locals complain about how busy it gets here during the holidays. You just can't get a parking sport anywhere!

The Northern Rivers was locked down for about 6 weeks through August into September because cases from Sydney were getting into regional NSW. These regional areas affected by COVID weren't near here, but they made a blanket rule for everywhere outside of Sydney, just to be on the safe side.

Honestly, I don't blame them for the rule, regional outback Australia can't cope with COVID, there's few hospitals, beds, or COVID experience in the scrub and farm land.

Anyhow, I digress...

After those 6 weeks or so in lockdown, they lifted the restrictions here in the northern rivers (and other areas of NSW).

And now, after 2 weeks, lockdown is back on...

There are a couple of cases in the area. Snap lockdowns are the government's preferred method of containing outbreaks. Lockdown areas wherever cases pop up for a week or two (or longer) to limit exposure.

It reminds me constantly that life can change quickly at any time. I have decided I will not waste time once this current lockdown has ended (who knows when that will be). I will visit friends, family, and musicians who live close by. I want to see as many folks as quickly as possible, before another lockdown kicks in.

Besides the boring, never ending tale of COVID, there have been a few things happening this past year...

Alex has been working consistently in the real estate industry since her temporary visa kicked in late last year.

Her first job was a few more miles away than any of us locals would consider driving, and the position wasn't as enjoyable or rewarding as she had first hoped. She really dived in the deep end, and while she didn't drown, she probably needed a few swimming lessons before the attempt. It was a life lesson, one she took on board, and when a new job came up closer to home, she nailed the interview (as she always does), and hasn't looked back.

The 2nd job is less than half the distance away, strictly 9 to 5 and in a company which she enjoys. There's a strong company structure, good work ethic, and entertaining colleagues. Her supervisors, colleagues, and managers are all very supportive; I think she'll be sitting tight on this one for a while.

Alex has also found her creative side again, scrap book journalling, instant camera photography, and some kind of couples diary/journal/photo book too. It's become an almost nightly affair of focusing, creating, and having something to show for it fairly quickly. She's very proud of her work, and it's something she does just for herself. I don't expect you'll get a chance to see a photo of what she's done, and she likes it like that.

I had a bit of work late in 2020 and early 2021, nothing special really, but wait until the premier!! It's interesting to think that some day soon I'll be able to go to the cinema and see my ugly mug on the big screen (even if it will most likely be out of focus). I'll be on Netflix too.

Having the opportunity to be an extra on film and TV was a real boost for my confidence after being off stage for so long. I felt creative, met some great people, made some friends, and had a few bucks in my pocket. Happy days.

By jumping into an industry I hadn't been in before right after arriving here, it reminded me that Australia has a lot to offer. I found myself comparing Germany and Australia, and Australia often feels like it comes up short. This was a chance to prove to myself that there are adventures awaiting here down under.

So, I decided to go back to school.

The last time I was in a class room was in 1998!! I am studying a Diploma of Counselling, and am currently half way through my studies. I've found it very challenging, but have passed every assessment so far, and gained some handy skills too. I have a good connection with my teachers, and I really enjoy the company of my classmates; some of which I can even call friends.

I chose counselling for a few reasons, but the first step was really just a process of elimination. Besides being a freelance professional musician for several years in Germany, I had worked in offices, shops, warehouses, kindergartens and various other jobs. While I could go back into IT or something similar, I wanted to use this opportunity to try something new.

I had my fair share of mental health issues in the past (and present). I thought maybe those experiences could help me connect with folks who need support as well. When looking at course options, the counselling course stood out. So now I'm making a mid life crisis gamble that I'll pass the course, and feel confident and knowledgeable enough to take on the role that many others have taken on for me over the years.

The course has helped me find a routine too, one that I didn't know I needed, until it happened. When you're jobless and unfocused, the mind wanders, the days pass. Now my mind is focused on study, and I feel better for it.

Up until the lockdown hit, we were in class 3 days a week and then I'd study from home 1 to 3 days a week. When lockdown hit, we had to go online. However, being on the computer so much has worn me out, and I really start to enjoy those rare days where I am not looking at a screen!

To be honest, it's been challenging every step of the way, and I even thought about quitting several times in the past few months. However, my confidence has steadily risen to each challenge and I felt better for it.

That's the kind of vicious circle I enjoy.

In July I had my first live show in 13 months! In fact, to date I've only had 3 since the pandemic started! Fingers crossed I can cross the border next month and add a 4th.

I was approached by Cherry Divine to play guitar for her. It's a relatively easy gig for me. The songs are fun rockabilly tunes, Cherry sings great, and she already has a band and gigs. I'm helping her write a few songs too, for her next album. I can't thank her enough for sparkin' the fire in me to keep music alive in my life; for a while there I thought it was all a thing of the past.

With the spark has come the possibility of “The Josh” solo band coming together. While the band isn't moving at any great speed (the recent 2nd lockdown kicked in right as I was about to arrange a rehearsal), I'm finally eager to get a band together. I miss playing live, and I miss having musicians in my life. I miss the spontaneity of a show, life on the road, and crowd reactions.

I've even started to write some new material, and get those ideas on “tape”, well, on the computer. Slow and steady, between studying, family, pets and surfing, music is coming back into my life, and it feels good.

Our family unit here is doing well. Alex and I have been under mum's roof and mum's care for a year now. There are some ups and downs, but mostly I'd say they're ups... The house is big enough to give all of us space, all of us get time outside of the house (except during lockdown, I was mostly stuck at home, but that's OK for me)...

Last night we couldn't go out for dinner, but we did have take away from the local Indian which was really good, and a special treat for us, we don't eat out often.

Alex and I plan to get away every 5-6 months for a visit to somewhere we haven't been. In March we were on the “Sunshine Coast” and checked out Australia Zoo, and in June we went south to the mid north coast to pick up BB Junior.

It's nice to get out and explore. A bit hard to do at the moment, with the restrictions, but we've agreed another trip away (before Christmas if possible) is in order. Those trips are part of the reason why I came home, to see some of Australia, and I'm lucky I get to make those experiences with Alex.

It's also nice to get away from it all. I know we live in a beautiful spot near the ocean, but here, at home, there's the computers, the life and routine, and getting away keeps us fresh and focused on each other. It's definitely something I look forward to!

Speaking of BB Junior, he's almost 7 months old now, and a real character. While he's not the easiest cat to train, I've been getting a few tricks out of him, and he enjoys his time outside, with his harness and long lead. He visits his cousin each week for play time, Charlie, who is another ragdoll of a family friend who loves to play chase all day long with Junior. Alex adores Junior, and Junior adores Alex; they can't wait to cuddle when she comes home from work. He's very vocal too, so even when everyone is at work, I have someone to talk to!

Losing our little boy Mijo was a real difficult experience. I know I've written about him before, but he deserves a mention here, as he was a big part of our first year here. He was full of character and strength, he and I bonded very quickly and not a day goes by I don't think of him. He also brought Alex and I closer together. When she chose him for me, and when he passed, and all points in between, he brought us closer.

I've been focused on sport a fair bit since getting back and settling in. I bought a RowErg, also known as a rowing machine, and I row about twice a week, in addition to riding my bicycle about twice a week. I try to surf every chance I get, which unfortunately ends up being only a few times a month. It's my goal to do something sporty to get my heart rate up every day, and of late, usually I get there too. I don't really do it for any other reason than I love to snack and I can't snack if I don't do sport!

A benefit of my sport/snack workout routine is it helps me stay calm and focused and connected with those I ride and surf with.

I haven't asked Mum how she's feeling about having her middle aged son and his wife living with her recently. Maybe I should, but do I really wanna know the answer? Well, I think she's OK with it. After all, we drive her wherever she wishes! I suspect it goes a little deeper than that, and in all honesty, we enjoy each other's company.

Since Alex and I have been here, I'd like to think Mum has been living a little bit fuller life. I don't think her eyesight has deteriorated much in the past year, but we've been able to provide her with support, eyes to read the small print, driving and help with google, or something around the house. When Mum was diagnosed with celiac disease earlier this year, Alex took her shopping to check over the ingredients of Mum's favourite food, and when needed, found alternatives. It definitely made the transition to gluten free a little easier on Mum and it was a load off my mind that we were around to help her through that phase.

Winter 2021 was over before it even started. I forgot how warm this part of the world is, and I don't know why I own so many jackets! Returning from Europe, where I was wearing a jacket daily for about 9 months of the year, here it feels like, if it's really needed, and I mean if you're desperate, you might need one for 9 weeks of the year. I think the heater was on a handful of times, and the sun was shining just about every day.

I tell ya, it's some kind of paradise here.

It's been a bit difficult keeping up with our European friends and family. I sometimes find it hard to find the time to be proactive to contact the 20, 30 or more friends I'd like to keep in touch with regularly. I know our lives keep on keepin' on, but time passes by so quickly too, and next thing you know it's been 4 months since I last contacted you!

Sorry about that!

Don't take it personally, and I'll get back to you, eventually!

My overall mental health has improved over the year, I'd say it's become quite stable since I started the course. I mean, can't you tell? I write less and less in this blog, because I have less and less to process. I'm not sure if it's the fact there's a lot of self reflection that is inherently a part of doing that kind of mental health course, or if it's the routine of being a student or the new friends I've made and classmates I study with.

It could be that it's taken a year to come to terms with being back here, cause when I first arrived I felt uncomfortable, depressed and worn out... There were a lot of questions; is this a mid life crisis? What am I doing here? Will I ever feel good again? Is my music career over? What am I going to do now? Is Alex OK? Is Mum OK?

My journalling, blogging, and support from friends and family has helped a lot too this past year. Processing my thoughts in words, by clarifying and reflecting, has helped a lot. I've been trying to care for myself a bit more now and then too, I think people call it self care, sometimes I call it sport! Alex has helped me to recognise my achievements, however big or small, and focus less on what I haven't done.

I'm not perfect, but definitely improving.

I was hoping that Alex and I would be in a position to start looking at buying our own house around this time, a year in, but unfortunately, with one of us being a student and the ever rising cost of housing, we have to sit tight on that idea for a while longer. Sorry Mum, you're stuck with us.

There's been many smaller things happen during our first year here. Lots of moments of gratitude, love and support. There's some stuff we've forgotten, or that has been overtaken by something bigger. All in all, I'd say it's been a real rollercoaster home coming!

We're still here, a year on, still going strong, making motions, taking chances, being in love, talking shit, laughing, smiling, misbehaving and focusing... What more could we ask for?

Thank you for reading, for your support and love. I love you too.

Josh

[rh35211]

my ship has come mea navis venit

mon bateau est venu

mon bateau est arrivé

In the nineteenth century in Bristol, England, sailors' wives would tell merchants who were extending credit to them that they would pay their bills when their men returned from a sea voyage or "when our ship comes in." Today the phrase is usually a promise to pay someone or buy something when ones' finances improve.

What is the meaning of Orinoco?

noun. a river in N South America, flowing N from the border of Brazil, along the E border of Colombia, and NE through Venezuela to the Atlantic. 1,600 miles (2,575 km) long.

Is Orinoco a name?

The name Orinoco is derived from Warao (Guarauno) words meaning “a place to paddle”—i.e., a navigable place.

Where is River Orinoco?

Flowing in a giant arc from Colombia and Venezuela all the way to the Atlantic Ocean, the Orinoco is one of the longest rivers in South America, its basin and flooded forests home to rich plant and animal life.

What is Orinoco Valley?

The Orinoco Basin is the part of South America drained by the Orinoco river and its tributaries. The Orinoco watershed covers an area of about 990000 km2, making it the third largest in South America, covering most of Venezuela and eastern part of Colombia.

The Wombles are fictional pointy-nosed, furry creatures created by Elisabeth Beresford and originally appearing in a series of children's novels from 1968.[1] They live in burrows, where they aim to help the environment by collecting and recycling rubbish in creative ways. Although Wombles supposedly live in every country in the world, Beresford's stories are primarily concerned with the lives of the inhabitants of the burrow on Wimbledon Common in London, England.

Elisabeth Beresford, MBE (/ˈbɛrɪsfərd/; 6 August 1926 – 24 December 2010), also known as Liza Beresford, was an English author of children's books, best known for creating The Wombles. Born into a literary family, she took work as a journalist, but struggled for success until she created the Wombles in the late 1960s. Their recycling theme was noted especially and the Wombles became popular with children across the world. While Beresford wrote many other works, the Wombles remained her best-known.

Michael Philip Batt, LVO (born 6 February 1949) is an English singer-songwriter, musician, arranger, record producer, director, conductor and former Deputy Chairman of the British Phonographic Industry. Having achieved substantial international success as a solo artist, he is particularly known in the UK for creating The Wombles pop act, writing many hits including the chart-topping "Bright Eyes", and discovering Katie Melua. He has also conducted many of the world's great orchestras, including the London Symphony, Royal Philharmonic, London Philharmonic, Sydney Symphony and Stuttgart Philharmonic in both classical and pop recordings and performances.