April 24th 2011, Jeff Johnson set out to walk 4971kilometers in 162 days across Australia, from Byron Bay , the most easterly point to Steep Point, the most westerly point.
Brian 'Bear' Mooney was his only support, driving his Toyota Landcruiser a massive 30klms a day to make sure that Jeff had everything he needed to achieve this massive goal. NETS was the recipient of the funds that were raised and the awareness of the service they offer.
One pair…
April 24th 2011, Jeff Johnson set out to walk 4971kilometers in 162 days across Australia, from Byron Bay , the most easterly point to Steep Point, the most westerly point.
Brian 'Bear' Mooney was his only support, driving his Toyota Landcruiser a massive 30klms a day to make sure that Jeff had everything he needed to achieve this massive goal. NETS was the recipient of the funds that were raised and the awareness of the service they offer.
One pair…
On my trip to visit Jeff & Bear, I was at Paynes Find travelling back to Perth from Leonara and I was astounded by the wildflowers.
I have heard of the amazing wildflowers in WA, but to see thme is something else.
This is a brief video I grabbed with my iPhone
Day 117 of Jeffs Walk 2 across Australia and Jeff & Bar arrive in Laverton.
Bruce, Tumbi & I join them to celebrate the end of the Anne Beadell Highway.
Laverton is a hive of activity in the adventure world and we meet two other charity walkers/riders.
After you watch the video, check out Conrad McKee @ www.everydayhero.com.au/JustTalkwalkacrossaustralia and the Quad Squad Expedition @ http://quadsquad.org
Oh, don't forget www.jeffswalk2.com
With less than a month before Jeff The Walker Jeff Johnson, finishes his 4971 kilometre walk across Australia from East to West, we are still looking for financial support.
See where he is http://www.jeffswalk2.com/jeffsprogress.html
While you are on the site, don't forget the big red DONATE button on the home page. www.jeffswalk2.com and support our cause
He heard that there was another person, Conrad McKee doing the trip, but in the opposite direction along the same route. After 12o days on the road, they finally met!
A self-confessed 'bushie' of no fixed abode, I decided almost on a whim to walk across Australia in 2007, south to north, to raise funds for charity. jeffswalk.com.
Now, in 2011, I am 70 years old and I am off again, this time, east to west, Byron Bay, NSW to Steep Point in West Australia. jeffswalk2.com
162 days to walk 4971 kilometres, this time, I am fund raising for NETS
NETS, Newborn & paediatric Emergency Transport
A self-confessed 'bushie' of no fixed abode, I decided almost on a whim to walk across Australia in 2007, south to north, to raise funds for charity. jeffswalk.com.
Now, in 2011, I am 70 years old and I am off again, this time, east to west, Byron Bay, NSW to Steep Point in West Australia. jeffswalk2.com
162 days to walk 4971 kilometres, this time, I am fund raising for NETS
NETS, Newborn & paediatric Emergency Transport Service, is a statewide service of NSW Health. It is the only service of its kind in Australia; providing expert clinical advice, clinical co-ordination, emergency treatment and stabilisation and inter hospital transport for very sick babies and children up to the age of 16 years. It operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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