A letter from a reader - Volunteer Ambulance Officer Run Down Dear Sir or Madam, In May my wife and I left Victoria, and crossed the Nullarbor ending up in Exmouth, where we decided to spend a year. Soon after arriving, I joined the local Ambos as a volunteer driver. For us Exmouth Ambos, the majority of our 'callouts' involve tourists and predominately, grey-nomads, who are visibly moved, when we pick them up, to find they are being treated by volunteers who dropped their hammer, trowel or fishing rod to go to their aid. Most grey nomads from the Eastern States, like me, do not realise that the WA Rural Ambulance Service is manned entirely by volunteers. My letter is regarding one of our volunteer Ambos who was rundown on his bicycle and is now in a serious condition in the Royal Perth Hospital. regards, Peter James (CaptAustralia) Exmouth Ambulance. Fundraiser for Alan Brockman & family After the tragic bicycle accident Alan was involved in we are now calling on all Exmouth residents and friends for donations to help with his recovery. All funds are greatly appreciated and will go directly to Alan and his family to help them through this very difficult time. Donations can now be made at the Exmouth Westpac bank. Account name: Dr Alan Brockman family friendship fund BSB number: 036180 Account number: 163353 Thank you