CENTRAL ARNHEM ROAD

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Hi Everyone Back on line after replacing Hard Drive(Cluster errors due to power outages). We drive out in two weeks to pick up our BT18. Good news is NLC have now opened the track from Katherine to Gove(paradise)to Caravans and Motorhomes ,the load limit has been increased from 4.5tonne(total) to 12.5tonne per axle.Opens the way for some serious exploring(permits permitting).BT owners towing with F250s will be limited once in Gove as most tracks to the hot spots will leave scratches on Cruisers/Patrols .Saw two very nice Phoenix Off-road Vans in Gove last week,did,nt get a chance to catch up and have a chat..pitty. Cheers Julie & Ulrich

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Reply By: Andy1 - Sunday, Aug 01, 2004 at 10:09

Sunday, Aug 01, 2004 at 10:09

Julie & Ulrich That is great news, we lived 11 years in Gove & have always hoped to re-visit with the BT. Andy

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Reply By: Deleted User - Sunday, Aug 01, 2004 at 10:10

Sunday, Aug 01, 2004 at 10:10

Andy, Do you know my cousin Ian Mackenzie? He worked at Gove for a while years ago. He was an electrician with a mining bent from Cessnock. Thanks in advance Macka

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Reply By: Deleted User - Sunday, Aug 01, 2004 at 10:11

Sunday, Aug 01, 2004 at 10:11

Is there any van access to Gurig NP/Cobourg Peninsula. We drove up there twelve months ago, and the road was great then, but they specified no caravans. Camper trailersOK. We did pass a three trailer road train at Mungerana, so I can't see why not! Bob

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Reply By: Andy1 - Sunday, Aug 01, 2004 at 10:12

Sunday, Aug 01, 2004 at 10:12

Macka We were in Gove 77-99. I do not remember an Ian Mackenzie. The ex Electrical Instrument Superintendent lives not far from us, if you are really keen to get info I can ask him. Andy

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