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Originally Posted by Orkney 90

I still haven't seen a Yowie. It's on my bucket list though.

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Not much chance of seeing one at our place,the dog keeps chasing them away!

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Originally Posted by digger

..... So do tell how is all the Murray river in NSW?

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Victoria was formed as an administrative division of NSW in 1836. It became a separate colony in 1851, and the border was defined then as the southern bank of the Murray, and remains the same (and, incidentally, changes if the river changes its course!).

Along similar lines, the border with Tasmania is a specific latitude small circle, which, however, puts almost all the islands in Bass Strait in Tasmania.

John

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Originally Posted by digger

(I know it's hard to believe if you watch any national TV show but there are more than qld nsw vic and tassie in Australia )

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Tassie, Really? When did they become part of Australia...? :confused: :angel: :wasntme:

(Ducks for cover :D )

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Originally Posted by scarry

Not much chance of seeing one at our place,the dog keeps chasing them away!

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You must have some very brave dogs. From the little I have read about Yowies, they actually eat dogs. Amongst other things.

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Originally Posted by Orkney 90

I still haven't seen a Yowie. It's on my bucket list though.

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I'll be camping with Yowie on the 19th! ;)

He owns a Saracen and a Cent and yes he does live in the Blue Mountains where yowie's are supposed to habit.

watch out for the drop bears:p

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Originally Posted by Outback 1

watch out for the drop bears:p

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By the time we've had a few bottles of red I don't worry about the drop bears, or anything else for that matter. :cool:

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Originally Posted by JDNSW

Victoria was formed as an administrative division of NSW in 1836. It became a separate colony in 1851, and the border was defined then as the southern bank of the Murray, and remains the same (and, incidentally, changes if the river changes its course!).

Along similar lines, the border with Tasmania is a specific latitude small circle, which, however, puts almost all the islands in Bass Strait in Tasmania.

John

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lol, you completely missed what digger was saying.

the Murray also runs through South Australia.
so you saying the Murray is all in NSW is wrong.

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Originally Posted by bacicat

Tassie, Really? When did they become part of Australia...? :confused: :angel: :wasntme:

(Ducks for cover :D )

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not sure how a penal colony becomes a state either to be honest.

And they're the only ones who make Beer with it. :eek: