Yep SOFT.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
And I wish to be comfortable:p:p:p:p:p
Did a few jobs on the boat today,Easter and Albany are getting closer;););););)
Andrew
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Yep SOFT.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
And I wish to be comfortable:p:p:p:p:p
Did a few jobs on the boat today,Easter and Albany are getting closer;););););)
Andrew
Where is here ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
Martyn
was just reading about how Antarctica was moving north for the winter :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Chucaro
got a big woolly jumper Arthur?
The extremes are getting more extreme, thanks to that climate change that some people say isn't real.
Rain:confused:? We have had only snow so far. I'd be glad for some nice H₂O in liquid state for a change...
Be careful what you wish for. We were complaining at the beginning of January that we had had no rain for a couple months, the grass on our property was just about dead, we had to buy in water as all our tanks were empty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jojo
And since then we've had about 600mm of rain. The tanks have continuously overflowed for the last 10 days, and the grass is tall enough to lose a small child in.
We need some sunshine for a day so that SWMBO can get out on the ride-on to cut it!
The Brisbane City Council sent everyone a letter before Xmas warning of the high bushfire danger, because of lack of rain. How things change, BobQuote:
Originally Posted by sheerluck
I would like to know who come with the idea to call that wet and cloudy place the Sunshine Coast :confused:
Someone have to change that name, it is cloudy one day and under water the next.
Mmmmmm, can't quite remember how old good old Oz is, but these academics & pollies citing records that are only around 100 years old doesn't cut it with me. I can't be bothered to work out the % relationship between millions of years of climate & their "records".Quote:
Originally Posted by MBZ460