Vesko
I compliment you on your fine emotive and captivating photography. Have you worked for National Geographic?

athelstan wrote:

Vesko
I compliment you on your fine emotive and captivating photography. Have you worked for National Geographic?

Hi athelstan, I wish I had a gig with the National Geographic, but still I sell my photos and stories to some magazines semi-professionally. I pride myself that I bought all of my photography equipment with the money I earned this way.

Cheers!

Your stories a definatly worth reading, which mags have you featured in

[/quote=''mikehzz'']Thanks mate. Start saving for a sand flag, uhf radio and sat phone hire if you want to cross the Simmo. My sand flag sits up on the roof racks and I use a 5 watt hand held uhf with external aerial and microphone. If I want to go for a walk I unplug it and put it in my pocket. I bought an Inmarsatt satphone pro at the last camping expo in Sydney. The roads out of the desert near Dalhousie Springs have horrible tyre eating rocks on them that nearly ruined mine a few years ago. You will have no trouble with the rest of those places. Might I suggest you add the Old Ghan Railway from Mt Dare to Chambers Pillar as well on to your list in that area? Cheers.[/quote]

Hey Mike, I am listening!

npinks wrote:

Your stories a definatly worth reading, which mags have you featured in

So far I have 8 articles published: http://veskopetrov.com/?cat=96. Not in English though

WOW....

And i thought i had seen some sights travelling the world in the merchant navy for 20yrs...Your pictures are breathtaking..

Epic.

Amazing story! I was hooked on every word!

Haven't been here for a while. Thank you guys!

In the next three months I will travel to three very different exotic countries, and then I will have another long driving adventure in Australia. I promise to report about it promptly, if you are not bored with my crooked English

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Your English is excellent Vesko keep the stories coming. Gone, 2007 TD4 SE Auto Baltic blue, clear side repeaters, full sized alloy spare.

English by birth..... Yorkshire by the grace of God.

Yeah, keep it coming Vesko

The only way we can experience something like this is to read it, doesn't damage our cars either

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Vesko wrote:

... another long driving adventure in Australia. I promise to report about it promptly

What a fantastic story!

The photos are amazing and the narrative superb.

Thank you so much for sharing this, loved it.

Cheers

ATHRoss

WOW !!!!
Having just joined the forum and having a poke around, have just come across this.
Fantastic write up and even better pictures Vesko.
The only problem I now have is being late for an appointment after too much time reading the whole story