Every kid needs to read, read and read some more.  But it's always the same stuff...talking animals or cartoon-caricatures of people.  Sure, it's nice that our children can grow up being able to tell the difference between a lion and a tiger, but really, it's not that important a skill outside of Africa so once you've read a few animal books, let's m

So far Oziexplorer has been ported to Android, and it works very well there.  However, there's many Apple devotees who are also offroaders, so what options do they have for an in-car moving map? Quite a few, and here's some of them:

Mud Map

Huge range of maps, ability to upload data into the cloud, lots of features.  You can see which maps are available for which area here -> http://www.mud-maps.com/maps

Hills are one of the most dangerous techniques you can encounter when you’re offroading, and you’re not always going to successfully climb every hill you attempt. So it’s very important to have a good, safe technique for the times when things don’t quite go according to plan.

The Cheviot Tunnel near Yea has long been a popular tourist attraction.  You wouldn't think that a mere hole through the ground is all that exciting, but there's a decent bit of history and story to the tunnel, part of which is explained on an information sign.   But that doesn't really interest the kids who just love the whole concept of the