Hobart Rally 5th-6th April 2014

[Forumadmin]

Sorry it has taken so long but I have been very busy touring NZ. See this topic
I have just updated the posts in this Topic with some pictures that are in TOPIC the Gallery here.

I have also uploaded my Australian pics and all my New Zealand pics into two albums on Microsoft One Drive.


Tasmania
New Zealand South Island
New Zealand North Island

There are many fantastic pictures in these albums that are not in the Gallery.
You can scan through them quickly and choose the ones you want to see in more detail or you can do a single picture at a time to relive my experience by just using the right arrow key. You may have to let the frame stabilise for a few seconds to get the full detail of the picture.
You could have a look at all the people I met, all the Jowetts I saw, all the animals, all the great views of scenery or try to identify all the cars in Hans Compter's collection.

The Tasmanian album finishes off with a video of the Hehir Bradford in the Gymkana.

The South Island album has details of Vic's CD, tool kits and door handles off Javs, for instance. Also the botanical gardens, Taieri Gorge railway, natural sculptures on beaches, Aylis McDonald family tree and family history, much more on Bert Munro, Milford Sound, Queenstown, Arrowtown and the Tasman Glacier, Christchurch and the museum, the power steering mod., Nelson and the Ray Win collection. It finishes with a short video of the Highlander's match.

The North Island has a lot of pics of Dick Graham's original car, the car museum with a Jup, the Rally featuring two tone cars, some great shots of the thermal areas (very colourful), Bradford woodwork detail, doll collection, Jowett model collection , lots of scenic landscapes especially from the Driving Creek Railway created by Barry Brickell, Hans Compter's incredible collection, Idle workshop and John Wolf's collection.

Enjoy. Comments welcome.

[Keith Clements]

This link will take you directly into the start of the Hobart rally in the OneDrive album. This means you do not have to leaf through the thousand pictures to get there!