Re: birding-aus outback travel

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Subject:	Re: birding-aus outback travel
From:	Tony Russell <>
Date:	Sat, 18 Sep 1999 13:29:57 +0900


Hi Allan, notwithstanding Laurie's very useful comments, I tend to agree
with you. I think she was a bit reckless, and probably quite lucky.
Too many gung ho's get out there with very little prep or knowledge, and it
almost seems a point of "macho bravado" for them. 
Me, I go over-prepared and always go with more than one vehicle - and I
come back, 'cos I'm worth it!
Tony.







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Adelaide, South Australia
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