(Qld Bris) (Giveaway) Mountain Designs Pangea 75 Backpack

[Osik]

Hey all,
I'm in the process of clearing out a few things and thought I'd see if anyone would like this backpack. Its about 7 years old and has seen a fair bit of the world but is still in pretty decent shape. It would be suited to some a little taller (though the harness is adjustable) and is roughly 75L. Anyhow I live in Highgate Hill, so if anyone would like to drop by and pick it up, PM me and we can go from there.
cheers
Rafael.

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[pazzar]

If I were in QLD I'd gladly take it off your hands. You could always just take it to the Salvos and get a few $$$ for it.

[ULWalkingPhil]

Where's high gate hill in relation to the Gold Coast?

I'll be interested in this pack. Could get my sister to pick up, if it's not to far away.

[Osik]

Hey pazzar, thats always an option, in any event, Id rather see someone using it then it gathering dust. Having replaced my old sleeping bag, tent and mat with lightweight gear over the last year I just find its too big for 99% of trips that I do.

Phillip, Highgate Hill is a stones throw from the Brisbane CBD, so probably a bit far for your sister to drop round.

Leaving town in about 3 weeks so would like to pass it on before then.

r.

[dannnnn]

rafael; i am at new farm and could drop by during the week to pick it up if it is still free?? let me know mate
thanks!
- dan

[Osik]

hey dan,
sounds good to me. I'll be kicking about mon and wed evening as well as thurs morning so if one of those times works for you let me know and Ill send you my address. If not, sure we can work something else out.
R.

[dannnnn]

tonight is fine for me rafael, drop me a pm

[dannnnn]

thanks again rafael, good to have a chat with you.

if you're keen on going to mt maroon you can find some info here..

http://www.derm.qld.gov.au/parks/mount- ... about.html
http://www.aussiebushwalking.com/qld/mt ... /mt_maroon

the cotswald track is still open despite what the second website says. the walk is not on a maintained/signed path but i found the footpad very easy to follow and didn't need to use my map... altho it wouldn't be a bad idea i guess, drop me a pm if you'd like to borrow my map or pick one up from world wide maps in the cbd. it took the girlfriend & i about 2hrs each way to do the walk and it was about a 1hr30min drive out there. take plenty of water as it's a thirsty climb!

cheers,

- dan

[Osik]

no worries dan, good to meet you as well. Unfortunately a couple of things came up so no bushwalking today but thanks for the links, will hopefully get out there before summer puts an end to ridge walking.
R