I see your point. If the focus of marketing changes from overlanding and hunting to Chelsea the future products might be the wrong ones for us. But the car we buy now will hopefully last some dozens years. After that there will hopefully exists something new for us!
Yes my neighbour has a Disco with no transfer box not even sure it has 4 wheel drive but as he live in the country its OK
How about the 2023 National Hedgelaying Championship?
I agree and it's hard to understand why, other than most of the people they are recruiting into marketing/PR/social media posts are from Audi, McLaren, JLR, BMW, etc. and maybe come with a single mode of operating.
Funny ,and probably true story. Belgium didn't exist at that time, Belgium was part of Holland or Spain or France. They mention the name "Van Baarle" what means "From Baarle". There is a very small place called Baarle close to where I live. In Australia, close is 100 km, in Belgium, close is 5 km.
Super cool! In that case, @Bushguide, I'm incredibly pleased to make the connection. I was raised by Indiana Jones and the idea of discovering the lost chapters of humanity's story has always fascinated me, and I found your research into the "Lost Dutch Colony" to be incredibly compelling, exciting, and one heck of a great adventure,Yes you are understanding correctly. Les IS the Bushtucker man.
Cool eh !
Im afraid I am that same person. It took a decade or so but with some help from people in the British Library and elsewhere it finally all came together. The final piece of evidence was actually uncovered here in the Australia within the Mitchell Library in Sydney , NSW. "The Smoking Gun" so to speak. What you have encountered is the short version of the research document, the major version being over 270 pages. That version also contains the information turned up at the UK Public Records Office in Kew, and that uncovers some extremely controversial political intelligence data relating to the British Foreign Office in the late 1830's. Nuf said.
Fantastic. I read the pdf file too. Quite interesting, although not linked to my Genealogy.
Thanks Jean,I tracked down a relative living in Netherlands but she is a very private person so I wont go into detail there.
Struth Tazzieman, don't use big words like that ... I had to google it.
Well if I said "grouse" , over half of the present company would think I was a goose for randomly talking about a plump bird
While holding a whisky
In my shack at Tweed Heads
Anyone north of the mexican (ie NSW) border wouldn’t know what you were talking about either mate. Only you southerners use grouse.
