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Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

I got close.

Did you know my brown Merc. is a Queenslander?

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Not all brown merc is XXXX you know.:p

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Originally Posted by carlschmid2002

I was out walking at Springfield Lakes in the storm today and was getting quite concerned at how close the lightning was. I got hit on the head by a single hail stone. It was the only one I saw. Is that good luck?

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It's like a tracer for lightning ⚡.

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Originally Posted by cuppabillytea

What about the Buss?

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Haven't checked, ok I hope.

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I planted an acorn last 11.11.
It came up and is doing well. I'm just about to go over and give it a drink and a feed. I'm hoping for big things from it, in say, 100 years time.
cheers,
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Originally Posted by carlschmid2002

Is the Boxing Day Wombats on? I am posting on here because Gav and the Ho Hars are on this thread and I met them there last year. I will be in Melbourne staying with the outlaws so I am in. (Good chance for freedom)

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Won't be able to make it this year sorry, I'll be down at the Inlaws for Christmas camping at a nice little spot on thier property for a couple of weeks.

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Originally Posted by Chops

We wont be in this year,,, our QLD mates aren't coming down :( , so we're going up to the High Country (Adaminaby area).

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If you need to stop somewhere either going there or back, you know where we will be. :)

I dropped the van off there yesterday on the way down bringing Mum back home, I'll be back at the van tonight and cleaning up the campsite and stacking wood ready for Christmas. :)

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Originally Posted by Dark61

I planted an acorn last 11.11.
It came up and is doing well. I'm just about to go over and give it a drink and a feed. I'm hoping for big things from it, in say, 100 years time.
cheers,
D

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My father planted one next to the house about sixty-five years ago. I can remember him nursing it through dry summers. The house is long gone, and it is now an industrial area, but the tree is still there. (33.774624S, 151.009038E) So is the palm tree that was in front of the house - it dates to the 1920s.

John

We have an oak tree growing next to our house. It is 60 y old and going strong. We have some little seedlings coming up around it. This happens every year and I mow them off.

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Originally Posted by JDNSW

My father planted one next to the house about sixty-five years ago. I can remember him nursing it through dry summers. The house is long gone, and it is now an industrial area, but the tree is still there. (33.774624S, 151.009038E) So is the palm tree that was in front of the house - it dates to the 1920s.

John

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technology is amazing.
cheers,
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