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Great photos everyone!!!
Ive always liked the colour of the Cobar landscape.
and the contrast...
and it even rains sometimes!!
P.S. MJB may reconise the wheels in the first two photos
Cheers,
Billy.
Ive always liked the colour of the Cobar landscape.
and the contrast...
and it even rains sometimes!!
P.S. MJB may reconise the wheels in the first two photos
Cheers,
Billy.
Redfin said:
Yes it sure does.
ermm....I'm a bit of a tomato fanatic and tend to grow many heirloom varieties yearly.
Great stuff HL. Gotta love a vege patch
Checking one of my hives earlier this year.
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Hard Luck said:
Oh dear
That's Not A Good Sign, better beware of that in the future, In case the Owner Hangs Around next time,Take Care mate,
John
Hard Luck said:
You really are a foodie HL. Wanna get married?
Ridge Runner said:Hard Luck said:
Oh dear
Take Care mate,
John
John. They are gentle creatures. I don't usually handle them with only a t shirt and thongs but I was having a quick look to see if the queen was laying and that things were going ok as it was a newly established hive.
Ramjet said:Hard Luck said:
You really are a foodie HL. Wanna get married?
Gee Ramjet. What can I say? I'm flattered?
I'm not too long ago a widower so maybe get back to me in a couple of years on that one.
Sorry to hear that HL. Not sure my missus would be happy about it anyway.
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Cool, They work so hard 24/7, Amazing Little Creatures,
John
John
Condolences HL. Those bees must keep you busy. It must be very interesting watching them do their thing.
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Chewy said:
Not Busy,,, Buzzy, lol
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Goldtarget said:
Hi GT... is this the Monte Cristo homestead???? Looks very similar, mind you it's been about 25-30yrs (geeez that just made me feel old) since i saw it in person.
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According to Google that's a no mate, I can tell you it's right next a river. Was used as a pub for many years. It's funny how buildings built in the same eras look so similar.GypsyGoldAu said:
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...Monte Cristo fronted a river/creek as well. Where was it taken if ya don't mind?~Edit~ OOPS, :8 , just had a bit of a google and seems 25 yrs has jaded my memory and no waterway apparent. Hmmm.
Perhaps i'm thinking of a similar house near Jugiong, or Yass.
Your right, period homes do have similar features, as to be expected and it's no different today as then.
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I once check a bee hive at approx 45 feet when I accidentally cut through the middle of one in a previous life as a arborist. It's fare to say I have never come down out of a tree so quick in my live. The problem was that the other half of the hive was at the base of the tree waiting for me.. Doctors gave up counting the stings at 150!!!!
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