Category Archives: CROSS TRAX!

CROSSTRAX! One man’s view about the things that really matter…. This month…. It was September 1982, that’s exactly 38 years ago now, and I had taken the family out in the old Landy Wagon to the Coongie Lakes, in South … Continue reading →

CROSSTRAX! One man’s view about the things that really matter…. This month…. When the Darling River was almost dry, and you could walk across it! Most of this month’s edition has been filled with articles about our recent TRAX trip … Continue reading →

CROSSTRAX! One man’s view about the things that really matter…. If last month we thought about “Knowing where you are going”, then… This month…. Let’s think about “admitting it when you are lost or stranded.” I suppose that you’ve all … Continue reading →

CROSSTRAX! One man’s view about the things that really matter…. This Issue: ‘You First!’ What the Salvation Army’s General Booth and Paul the Apostle Had in Common. This month we have an article by TRAX Guest columnist Dan Britton, the … Continue reading →

  CROSSTRAX! One man’s view about the things that really matter…. Stories that may be strange, yet true, from the Chaplain’s Travel Log ….. This Issue: When people think you are crazy – do you care? Let me tell you … Continue reading →

Fathers Day. “Families need dynamic, caring fathers if we are going to solve the biggest problems we’re facing as a culture today. We need men to do what they were created to do and do it well. We need their … Continue reading →

I experienced my first Trax trip in 2009.  My own car at the time was a little blue Pulsar, so sliding behind the wheel of a big 4×4 was a pretty new experience! I really didn’t know what I was … Continue reading →

Bill is a guy who follows Jesus.  And he tells the story of co-piloting a plane from the West Coast of the USA to Chicago with a pilot he had flown with a few times.  Once the auto-pilot was on … Continue reading →

No travel tales, or 4WD Outback experiences, but a sort of ‘twisted’ Christmas tale that starts ‘down on the farm’, and ends with a thought about Mel Gibson’s 2004 Big Movie. It was another stinking hot day down on ‘the … Continue reading →

ASKING THE IMPORTANT QUESTIONS. When you are travelling in the Outback have you ever noticed that it doesn’t matter whether you are filling up with fuel, buying some supplies at the local General Store, or even just looking at some … Continue reading →