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  1. Peacekeeper1966

    Crevis hand pump

    Very nice work daniel. The Peacekeeper
  2. Peacekeeper1966

    Crevis hand pump

    Thanks cecc, here is the link to a short video I have on YouTube. <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9CQ3M6t0wU&feature=youtu.be> I don't have any of me using it in a waterway as yet as almost invariably I go bush on my own. The video you will see is as a result of strapping my phone to a deck...
  3. Peacekeeper1966

    Australian History

    The Cowra Japanese PoW break out in which just over 1100 prisoners attempted to escape, the largest prison escape of World War II. The subsequent man hunt resulted in 234 Japanese and 3 Australians deaths. However, it is reported that many of the dead had committed suicide or been killed by...
  4. Peacekeeper1966

    Australian History

    24th January 1903, the water pipeline to Kalgoorlie was opened? The Peacekeeper
  5. Peacekeeper1966

    Gold Mining in the 70's

    Nice little post there AR, I like it. The Peacekeeper
  6. Peacekeeper1966

    Small Gold Pan

    Oberon, King of the Fairies: "Tarry, rash wanton: am not I thy lord?" Act II, Scene 1, A Midsummer Nights Dream. Billy Shakespeare (1595)
  7. Peacekeeper1966

    Australian History

    Right BK, Is this a natural history event or an event in human history? The Peacekeeper
  8. Peacekeeper1966

    Australian History

    Backcreek, full marks. Neil Brian Davis, combat cameraman 1934 - 1985. In Bangkok on Monday 9 September 1985 yet another military coup d'tat, relatively bloodless affairs in Thailand, ironically delivered Neil Davis to his appointment with a visceral, brutal death. As Davis, Bill Latch...
  9. Peacekeeper1966

    Australian History

    Sorry Reefer, not Pat Bugess but you are very much on the right track. More clues; On the 29th January 1977, after being a confirmed notorious ladies man and leading a free-wheeling life style my whole life, I was married in Taiwan to Taiwanese woman. We did not have any children and without...
  10. Peacekeeper1966

    Drinking dam water

    I think you got enough response there '76 so I wont add to it. But it reminds me of a place I was deployed to in 2007/8. I shared digs with this crazy Romanian who was a conspiracy theorist who's theories became more and more mental the shittier this place became. We were surrounded by rice...
  11. Peacekeeper1966

    Australian History

    After the fall of South Vietnam to the communist North, I stayed on in Saigon for about a month but with the Communist Government now controlled what journalists were permitted to report, I decided it was time to leave. I then moved to Bangkok, Thailand where I could keep an eye on the...
  12. Peacekeeper1966

    no silver, but it was golden

    Newcastle foreshore is rather nice these days, a lot of history and archaeology along the harbour and river front. I could move back to Newie any day! The Peacekeeper.
  13. Peacekeeper1966

    Check yourself for Ticks

    Dave(from the)NT presumably, I am one St. Barbara's children from the Gun Line. Karen, glad to have given you a giggle, I will consider it my good deed for that day. Now I just need to make up for yesterday because most of it I spent skulking on the lounge with my brain in an odd-elliptical...
  14. Peacekeeper1966

    NEW Gold Sucker invention (crevicing tool)

    That's it GC77, I use mine all the time and the main body of it is still all the original parts. Obviously over time in developing it, I have had valves made of different materials but now that I have the valves spot on with materials I source from a local plastics engineering shop, they last...
  15. Peacekeeper1966

    NEW Gold Sucker invention (crevicing tool)

    Evening greencheeks, I too have developed an effective crevicing device and have posted it here on the forum a few months back. As most people have appreciated, the valves are the thing you have to get right and take a lot of work to be effective and reliable. Also the cost of the materials...
  16. Peacekeeper1966

    Today I COOKED.

    Sunday dinners, such a simple thing that is so rewarding sharing and spending time with our families. Reminds me of the wisdom of, "There is no present like the time". I'm baching it tonight but I did have a very good rib-eye on the bone with some simple steamed fresh vegies. And on vegies, I...
  17. Peacekeeper1966

    Around the traps with the sovereign

    Is thAt the Kings Shilling Sandta?
  18. Peacekeeper1966

    Check yourself for Ticks

    Road sense my arse! We were flogging Australian Post just recently as I remember men! Back to my stock in trade, Sar-major..... Regiment! Regiment, Fix bayonets. Regiment....Run down the fool on the red step- through Honda with the Queens mail bag over his left shoulder, ride that ******* into...
  19. Peacekeeper1966

    Check yourself for Ticks

    I don't know what it was......the noise of his postie bike...or, him trying to get away. I've always wanted to bite the bugger anyway, he rips the junk mail outa the letter box and flings it all over the place. Oh ****! I've just left the front gate open when I got the bins in.....I hope I don't...
  20. Peacekeeper1966

    Check yourself for Ticks

    No, all good these were tablets.....but that's the least of my worries....I've just dug up the front lawn and bit the postie!! I'm in the **** when everyone gets home this arvo....
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