The prices of some things seem to have risen by quite a margin,particularly some fresh fruits and vegetables.Quote:
Originally Posted by Homestar
The prices of some things seem to have risen by quite a margin,particularly some fresh fruits and vegetables.Quote:
Originally Posted by Homestar
35 square km, secluded bays and hideaways , heaps of 1 meter plus Barra also redclaw, mangrove jack and others.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saitch
Plenty of ducks and the chance of a pig . Tough life[happycry]
No wrong there!Quote:
Originally Posted by scarry
Oh how I feel for you Noel, allow me to convey my sincere sympathy. I hope the future improves for you soon. [biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by Ancient Mariner
I thank you kind sir.The litre of fuel I may use each day will be tough on the budget tho:Rolling:Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
I am retired and am spending a fair bit of time at the shack project.
Came home yesterday and did a 0700 Coles trip (second in door), followed by Woolies. No TP, sanitiser, rice, and some other lines at either. Tried a cash/carry independant across town, same story.
We hadn't done shop for two weeks. A bit of a surprise as there is no need for the rush on the staples.
No social engagements of any kind. No eating out.
Plenty of jobs to be done at home and shack, probably keep me going for 10 months in time for others to appear.
Still waiting to see the price of fuel come down.
All good. We have moved back into Wynyard.
At what point do the tassie authorities round you up and deport you as an undesirable alien? [biggrin]
Regards,
Tote
Shortly after they met him? (Joke). I reckon Micks alright, they’re more likely to be upset with his lack of second Head.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tote
Today I replaced the anode in our 170 litre Rheem gas hot water tank plus a leaky pressure relief tap. Been dripping for ages. Anode was 80% gone so just in time. Easy as and a significant saving.
