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<blockquote data-quote="RM Outback" data-source="post: 388021" data-attributes="member: 7093"><p>I carry warm gear always the way weather changes in the place you least expect it to can make things uncomfortable :N:. Madtuna hit the nail on the head "Common Sense" not only applies to when your at your intended destination. In planning your destination through research will help you gear up, better to be over prepared than under this way you can take things off a list rather than wish you'd given consideration to them. As far as being new to our country do yourself the biggest favour and join a club :Y:. Interact with like minded people and learn from theirs and your experience by going out with them on day and weekend adventures. YOU'VE ASKED THE RIGHT QUESTION with regards to your local knowledge :Y:. There's so many variables regarding right or wrong so I can't emphasise enough the knowledge you'll gain by joining in with like minded people. In time you'll feel comfortable enough to venture to new ground solo or with a mate if travelling to remote (The Outback) don't kid yourself or over estimate your ability :N: if you do it could be the last trip you ever go on even experienced Aussie's venturing to the Outback and remote locations get into trouble.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RM Outback, post: 388021, member: 7093"] I carry warm gear always the way weather changes in the place you least expect it to can make things uncomfortable :N:. Madtuna hit the nail on the head "Common Sense" not only applies to when your at your intended destination. In planning your destination through research will help you gear up, better to be over prepared than under this way you can take things off a list rather than wish you'd given consideration to them. As far as being new to our country do yourself the biggest favour and join a club :Y:. Interact with like minded people and learn from theirs and your experience by going out with them on day and weekend adventures. YOU'VE ASKED THE RIGHT QUESTION with regards to your local knowledge :Y:. There's so many variables regarding right or wrong so I can't emphasise enough the knowledge you'll gain by joining in with like minded people. In time you'll feel comfortable enough to venture to new ground solo or with a mate if travelling to remote (The Outback) don't kid yourself or over estimate your ability :N: if you do it could be the last trip you ever go on even experienced Aussie's venturing to the Outback and remote locations get into trouble. [/QUOTE]
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