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Not all things in Australia want to kill you..........
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michael22
·Memories of what? Your schooldays?
When I was a school kid, my father bought a property in north west NSW, on a huge floodplain.
Before we could move in, the biggest flood in 50 yrs covered everything. Overcame the house levy & delayed our move by months.
When we did move there were puddles of water & frogs everywhere. Snakes were crawling around so full of frogs I often saw legs sticking out their mouths.
I don't believe we bothered taking a photo of the dunny, but it looked exactly like that pic @rob#1 posted, without the rubbish. We kept a big pair of pliers in there to fight the frogs away before use.
That became known as the 1974 flood. Less than 2 years later, cyclone Tracy wasted Darwin, & the remains of the depression flooded northern NSW all over again. The frog & snake population went ballistic again.
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queriver
·In a way.
When I was a school kid, my father bought a property in north west NSW, on a huge floodplain.
Before we could move in, the biggest flood in 50 yrs covered everything. Overcame the house levy & delayed our move by months.
When we did move there were puddles of water & frogs everywhere. Snakes were crawling around so full of frogs I often saw legs sticking out their mouths.
I don't believe we bothered taking a photo of the dunny, but it looked exactly like that pic @rob#1 posted, without the rubbish. We kept a big pair of pliers in there to fight the frogs away before use.
That became known as the 1974 flood. Less than 2 years later, cyclone Tracy wasted Darwin, & the remains of the depression flooded northern NSW all over again. The frog & snake population went ballistic again.
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DiiQue
·My first day in Canberra and I spot one thing that will most definitely kill my wallet... and here I thought I would be safe since we are far from the hustle and bustle of the big city.
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaI hope they change the lock on that door. My Granddaughter could have it open in 15 seconds.
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Archer
·So what's up with people in Perth these days?
https://nypost.com/2019/09/03/austr...DMEn3e2h8hblKZE8YXHuquiZBa51DtKDOEXx-rGjzsawA
And who doesn't like the smell of a good BBQ?
https://nypost.com/2019/09/03/austr...DMEn3e2h8hblKZE8YXHuquiZBa51DtKDOEXx-rGjzsawA
And who doesn't like the smell of a good BBQ?
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BlackTalon
··This Space for RentSo what's up with people in Perth these days?
https://nypost.com/2019/09/03/austr...DMEn3e2h8hblKZE8YXHuquiZBa51DtKDOEXx-rGjzsawA
And who doesn't like the smell of a good BBQ?
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michael22
·She needs some frogs in her dunny.
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vicakers
·My best friend just moved to Byron Bay and is asking me to visit. He then sent me this.
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Martin_J_N
·My best friend just moved to Byron Bay and is asking me to visit. He then sent me this.
Can you face time or video link instead 😁
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STANDY
··schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collectorSo what's up with people in Perth these days?
https://nypost.com/2019/09/03/austr...DMEn3e2h8hblKZE8YXHuquiZBa51DtKDOEXx-rGjzsawA
And who doesn't like the smell of a good BBQ?
It’s a Vegan thing, you have to let everyone know you are a Vegan, and this is letting everyone know.
Apparently 100s of people on Facebook are going to bring BBQs to the street where she lives 🍿
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vicakers
·Can you face time or video link instead 😁
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nzshadow
·Today's view from the road into town.
Our local bushfire level is Extreme. I have cleared all the flammable material from our property, we have a brand new roof & gutter guard thanks to a hailstorm last year & I have installed two 30m hoses for both sides of the house. But we are still on town water so its all for nothing once we lose pressure. I need tanks & a pump run off a generator. We live inside a National Park, nothing but bush out the front of ours.
Bone fυcking dry.
Going to be a long summer.
Our local bushfire level is Extreme. I have cleared all the flammable material from our property, we have a brand new roof & gutter guard thanks to a hailstorm last year & I have installed two 30m hoses for both sides of the house. But we are still on town water so its all for nothing once we lose pressure. I need tanks & a pump run off a generator. We live inside a National Park, nothing but bush out the front of ours.
Bone fυcking dry.
Going to be a long summer.
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Wryfox
·I've been watching this thread for over two years..."Not all things in Australia want to kill you" ??????
Most assuredly, all things in Australia DO WANT TO KILL YOU.
Most assuredly, all things in Australia DO WANT TO KILL YOU.
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speedydownunder
·20 mins from our nation’s capital 😀
