Recent content by Scott Murray

Haha oops my bad aswell.

My back up rig while waiting to decide if I get another dualcab landcruiser.

I actually work as an Emergency Services Officer and have seen similar so yep counting my lucky stars for sure.

Wouldn't say that I walked away but yes very lucky to still be here and talk about it. The cruiser can be replaced but I guess I can't. Still debating on what to get next but I think a Merlot Red cruiser may be on the cards.

I didn't do this today but actually on the 17th June. Back to the drawing board :( download_20150625_103854 by Scott Murray, on Flickr

Looking at getting the Fyrlyte nemesis lights they are 12v then upgraded to 24v and instant light, halogen though but I think I can live with that,

Wont be getting ARB intensitys again as their performance was lack lustre for the price.

Thanks everyone, back to the drawing board.

Yeah I will live, I was very lucky.

Well a bit has happened as I was involved in a car accident, I was driving in kakadu taking night photos and came across a large buffalo on the road which resulted in me trying to miss it and rolling my approximately 6 times. My ute is a ride off and I am lucky to have survived. I waited 4hrs...

Got myself some decent recovery gear, will be interesting to see how it performs. DSC_0301 by Scott Murray, on Flickr DSC_0302 by Scott Murray, on Flickr

Great camp food by Scott Murray, on Flickr by Scott Murray, on Flickr by Scott Murray, on Flickr Various campers by Scott Murray, on Flickr by Scott Murray, on Flickr by Scott Murray, on Flickr Music in the bush Untitled by Scott Murray, on Flickr Untitled by...

Spear throwing competition by Scott Murray, on Flickr by Scott Murray, on Flickr by Scott Murray, on Flickr by Scott Murray, on Flickr by Scott Murray, on Flickr by Scott Murray, on Flickr Numerous cameras by Scott Murray, on Flickr by Scott Murray, on Flickr

I just got back from a long weekend festival in Barunga which is an aboriginal community in the Northern Territory. We drove from Jabiru to Barunga which is a nice easy tarmac drive (not good for my mud tyres). History Barunga Festival officially began in 1985 in the remote Aboriginal...

Just been adding some 12V goodness into my toolbox on the tray, more to come. DSC_0076 by Scott H Murray, on Flickr