Travelling companions wanted

Hi Bob.
Might help if you include a bit about your travelling outfit to narrow it down a bit.
Your travelling habits like how many hours a day and speeds.
If your used to doing your own thing it can get frustrating. EG, if your travelling in a Ute and swag can garantee you will get over a couple towing a $300 000 caravan pretty quick.

Go a lone, take your time you will meet plenty of good people that way you can come and go as you please that way you don't have to put up with a clown. So many people change when they loose site of the last traffic lights and it is not always the other driver.

Hi Bob C,

I am also a mature aged male (72), and owing to my wife’s Heath issues have travelled solo on several occasions. Just came back from Qld. solo a couple of weeks ago.




The last major outback solo trip was back in 2023 when I did an East to West crossing through the Simpson Desert, and The Oodnadatta Track.






2022, Melbourne to Middle Lagoon on the Dampier Peninsular via the Tanami Track and back. Camped in campgrounds the first couple of nights, then just pulled off the road at suitable spots.



I have never felt afraid, but I do pick my camping sites so that I am not visible from the road.

Macca.