4x4 Action Group

Hi guys, as promised here is the list for the RT. These are the essentials, if you want to add to it please do so and let us know.

This is not meant to emulate Shaun and Manny's extensive list from last year (which included 4 kitchen sinks and 14 toilets), but it worked for me last year. Not all items were needed, so use your own discretion when packing as each person will have a different setup.

PS - I could not attach the Excel file so i made an image, if you would like the list as an Excel file then please email me (gerbek1@yahoo.com) and I will send it.

Description
Bedding
Camp Chair
Camp Table
Cool Clothes
Warm Clothes
Extra Blanket
Facecloth
Gazebo
Sunscreen
Tent
Toilet Paper
Towel
Umbrella
Washing up cloth
Wetwipes
Braai Grid
Braai Grid Stand
Coffee Mug
Cooler Box / Fridge
Drying cloth
Egg Lifter
Fire Lighter
Fork
Gas Bottle
Gas cooker top for bottle
Glass / Plastic Cup
Kettle for Fire
Knife
Lighter / Matches
Frying Pan
Plastic Basin
Pot
Pot Scourer
Serving Spoon
Sharp Knife
Sunlight Liquid
Table Spoon
Tea Spoon
Tinfoil
Beer / Wine / Brannas
Black Bags / Rubbish bag
Bread / Rolls / Flour
Butter
Cereal
Meat
Milk
Water (10L per person per day)
Water Bottle
Basic Tools / Spanners etc.
Cable Ties
Emergency Diesel - Jerry Can
Emergency Petrol - Jerry Can
Gloves for Recoveries / Fire
Long Handle Spade
Puncture Repair Kit
Recovery Kit (complete)
VHF Radios
Panga/Axe
Cellphone Charging Cable
Leatherman
Swiss Army Knife
Jack + Jack Stand (for sand)
Compressor
Tyre Pressure Gauge

Thanks Kurt. Where will this famed Shaun and Manny list be found? Even if it is used just for a smile.

Paul#25 wrote:Thanks Kurt. Where will this famed Shaun and Manny list be found? Even if it is used just for a smile.

The forum doesn’t have enough storage space in the cloud for that list to be posted here.

KurtG wrote:

Paul#25 wrote:Thanks Kurt. Where will this famed Shaun and Manny list be found? Even if it is used just for a smile.

The forum doesn’t have enough storage space in the cloud for that list to be posted here.

Thanks Kurt, we will pack accordingly.

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Mad Manny wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 11, 2018 1:58 pm

offroadbiker wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 11, 2018 8:47 am

So we will see you guys in the river, passing by - The Patrols are starting at Giyani this year.

There are 3 groups doing the trip on the same weekend this year:

1. The 4x4AG group led by Kurt:
We are srtarting in the Molototsi & ending near Giyani - opp to the Patrol group.

2. The Patrol Group under Offroadbiker (Dirk) former 4x4AG Member:
They are starting in Giyani, same as 4x4AG did last year.

3. The Forgey group (Life member of 4x4AG):
I'm not sure which way they are going.

I take it I have forgotten to pay my membership again if I am revered to as a former member

offroadbiker wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 16, 2018 8:58 am

I take it I have forgotten to pay my membership again if I am revered to as a former member

I think you last paid in 2015!

Rudi should have sent you reminders?

Should re-apply then

offroadbiker wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 16, 2018 12:22 pm

Should re-apply then

Offroadbiker, I send you a membership reminder 02 March 2018 11:55. Membership expired in Jan.

Quickest is just to re-apply http://www.4x4actiongroup.co.za/join-online.html

So at least that meant I was paid up till 2017 and not 2015 like Manny insinuated .....

Will get to it ASAP

offroadbiker wrote:So at least that meant I was paid up till 2017 and not 2015 like Manny insinuated .....

Will get to it ASAP

Yes... you must have last paid in early 2017...

Life membership goes a long way


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From a catering point of view, I realise that we will be doing the braai thing each night, but what's the plan for the breakfast? Will be on the move after a quick snack in the morning or are there plans for a more sedate start to the day? I'm happy to fit in with the any option so not to incur the muttering of The Boss.

We will be leaving each morning at 08h00 sharp, stragglers will be left behind. Each day is very long and we want to be in the next camp by 16h00 so as to have a leisurely afternoon in the river, hence we prefer an early start.

So breakfast is each man for himself, I suggest simple rather than complicated. Dinners we can have a feast and take our time.

All depending on the group in the evening you get braai's to baked bread, roast, stews etc. We don't just braai

Breakfast, anything from coffee and rusks to bacon, egg's, toast, been's and jam
We normally use the coals from the previous night to cook, boil water, or use gas.

Just as head's up, we also use leftovers from dinner for sandwiches for the next day.

Thanks guys. What I needed to know.
Peter I presume with your fancy cooker you will doing some spectacular cooking again.