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https://www.prospectingaustralia.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=313&p=1 This topic was started in 2013, great to see it revived :Y:

Good to see your back into this project. Plastic drain plug with nut, numerous sizes, bunnings or your local plumbing store. A rubber washer and a little silastic to seal it properly and some clear plastic hose. good luck :Y:

Out and about , some nice copper oxides of Malachite , Azurite, and a Galena nugget.

Merry Xmas to all, may it be a joyous one.

plenty of camels, make your own. :playful:

haha, got to eat my porridge first before i let him out.

Baby Cockatiel found by a friend, who gave it to me two weeks ago.. Said the magpies were giving it a hard time. Settled in and made itself at home. Full of mischief and has learnt to wolf whistle very well.

Thanks guys and girls, Spoken to my mate, said on the day of the fire while they were busy on the ground the chopper pilot radioed in and told them to get out now, a fire ball is coming towards you, so high tail it out of there. He said he has never experienced heat like that. Today he was...

Yesterday morning about 8am wandered out to the verandah as i could smell smoke and saw the fire in the distance on the hills above Goonoowigall, just out of Inverell. I thought that's heading towards my mates place on rifle range road, i gave him a call , he answered, out of breath , said he...

Never know what you'll find out your way :inlove:

Glad someone else has that clothes drying problem :Y:

https://youtu.be/05f7nG57gq4

here you go :Y:

Went to a mates shed to see what he was up to and he was just finish of this, blew me away.

Know wonder they sell well, top marks :Y:

A mate of mine makes didgeridoos out of the tubular growth from those cacti.... :Y:

You don't need much to noodle at the Ridge. Last time i went i took plenty of water, a spray bottle x two, garden rake as per photo and a good set of eyes and a sieve.

This one scared the :poop: out of me a couple of weeks ago, heard a crack, about 50 feet away and down she came. Had a ants nest up the centre of it.

https://www.armyheritage.org/73-information/346-the-uh-1-huey Thanks for the photos RM, it is most likely a UH-1D .

Doug, interesting question,(well spotted) that helicopter would be an UH-1N, American, UH-1N were early on in the war as far as i can work out. why the switch i don't know. American pilots were the ones that dusted off our wounded and dead within our platoon, they were UH-1 B i think, never...