Hey,
My name is Anders(from Denmark) and I am in a desperate need for a lift from Lancelin to Geraldton tomorrow on the 4th december. If somebody has a spare seat I would be a very happy man.
My contact number is 04 66 020 870
I am of course willing to pay for the transport. I need to be at the Geraldton Wharf late afternoon by the latest, but if you are driving up early I will be ready.
Cheers,
Anders
Hey Cisco, I'm pretty sure that this is a windsurfer wanting a lift for this trip:
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=58239
Take a panadol cisco if i was going up id give him a lift why not apart from a truck driving forum i dont see anyone else going that way its a fair call.
Often at these remote location there is comunity billboards and if you look at them there is heaps of notes up of people travelling lifts wanted It can turn into a cheap trip if you are driving far...
CISCO your on the far side of the country and obviously got a big chip on the shoulder. I know a few Danes and other Scandos as well and they are no better or worse than any others.
I do know that Scandinanvia is very hospitable with all people friendly helpful and willing to speak english to accomodate.
I'll gaurantee that you (like me) was not able to learn the language in every country youve been to. French I could understand your attitude of course though. But Scandos are definitely NOT french.
This guy seems to be heading up for the Abrolhos trip, and DOESNT need your permission to ask on here. Im pretty sure most people here would be happy to have him posting here.
Anders I hope you got a lift and hope you have a great trip to the islands. Its a magic place unspoilt like the GBR by excess tourism etc.
well from one qld'ers perspective i would say that the LARGE majority would say it's uninformed, rude and an embarasment to hammer someone you don't know.
Cisco, why are you here? 
Perhaps Ciscos body has been invaded by a TROLL-will the REAL Cisco please step forward?
Ezzy .......the back packers on the east coast have got some attitude thats for sure,, call it at times a (Night club, pack attitude)....what ever........
To be a West Coast back packer you need a far more down to earth attitude, to get around, doing the yards by your self or in **** house wicked vans.2 Litres of water 1000s kmsk 3 cylinders often toed from town to town or you end up on a grayhound tour group never mixing with da local motion.
Anders was a top bloke whom got of his ass and made an adventure happen and trusted the good old west coast Aussie attitude, of may helping him to get to Geraldton.
I picked him up in GERO with a small back pack friday 8pm with out any windurfing ,toys or kit
Only when asked he talked up being able to slaying big dragons in his sleep , he was exited to be on an adventure to the west coast continental shelf, with out any toys ........COOL DUDE
no Airlie --- beach boating here.. (opps slip of the tounge) .....( ive boated there and loved it........ if you hate swell). ouch
Given the oppertunity...... he jumped of the rescue boat to help sail a 6.5m twisting inside out rigg back to the boat.
Then
Jumped on my gear in the worst conditions of the day and worked up wind to the fire breathing 1.5 to 2m dragons with a tail of over 1 km and slayed, gouges into it .
He and mates Couldnt wipe the smile of there dials even with some very early visiable chunks and splatterings down the shirts. to laugh at for the rest of the trip.
Dont judge books by da covers....... ok some......penthouse , playboy
Im out on the piss tonight. And I`m an ozzie. Can someone give me a lift home?...................
funny how many times I have done that 
I gave this guy a lift back to Lancelin from Gero, he paid me more than double what I wanted for the trip...
Excellent wave sailor, top 3 in his country apparently, coaches juniors, great bloke
surely Cisco if "every dane" did what you say, why didnt you just not take them out?
That would have been the smart thing to do.
around 10 years ago, stopped on albany hwy at night to give these 2 hitch hikers a lift into the city.
at least i thought it was only 2.
when the 2nd one had got in the back seat i started to drive off.
the 3rd one, who i had not noticed had one foot in my backdoor and the other one on the pavement.
i heard a few loud screams, i stopped the car and with a red face said very sorry, he was ok.
