Thread: Embarrassment

Hi Banjo
Wondering if you can e-mail me your address, so I now how to get their from Cardiff station next Monday--probably not long after lunch time. Also sent me your Phone number, though you did post it before. Will be catching a train up from Hornsby, and it takes a couple of hours to get up to Newcastle.

Leaving either late Wednesday night or Thursday morning for Sydney and will be spending a couple of days there, and calling in to you on the way home--or alternatively will leave on Tuesday, in which case I head back down to Sydney Monday night.

Am almost packed for the Trip. Wednesday night this week I have a RFS Fire-brigade meeting at Casino, and plan on getting dropped at Casino railway Station after that meeting, to catch a train next morning to Sydney--if I can get a seat. Wife is phoning up to book for me.

before planning this trip, I should have found out where Fossil Polystrate trees in the Newcastle coal measures can be found, as I am going to photograpgh them for my collection--and their are these found in Newcastrle Coal Measures.

I will be travelling to near Yamba and Gympie later this year to photograph Polystrate trees in the Jurrassic Rocks, and will be travelling elsewhere to photograph these Fossilised Jurassic Polystrate trees.

Jurrasic rocks extend from near Yamba, out to Birdsville, up to near tip of Cape York, around 1/3 of Australia, and these are full of Polystrate Southern Conifers, in a big log Jam, with roots of all the trees missing.and dinosaur and Marine Fossils mixed in with the all the Trees.

So I want to start documenting and photographing this flood deposit [because it is a flood deposit 1/3 of Australia in extent, covered by sediment that had to come from an area greater than Australia, does not prove Noah's flood.]

And Banjo I do promise that I will not Hijack your thread by discussing this further in this thread. But wish I had found out where to photograph these in the Newcastle Coal Measures while down there.

Should add that The Jurrasic rocks are underground in parts of this area, so are not always accessable to the camera.

Ok, I had to go looking.
Bloody work, roll on january cant wait to start the big circuit. Any one got a good paying job in WA around march next year (only for a couple of months). Still bloody cold. Shed boxing all ready for plastic, reo ect but still waiting on council. Plant my new orchard over last week, only 5 trees ATM, still waiting on an orange tree, spot already picked for that one. Put in 14 post for the new boundry fence.
Can Karen get the words out yet, I myself wwould never have either a tat or a piecing but I do admire some of the works. Old girlfriend had a stud in her tongue but I wont go there.
You have been a bit quite to Jase, hope all is well
cheers
blaze

Hi yeah i have been a bit quiet of late , Stressing over the car & the kids mainly the kids .Plus Karen is healing slow from the dog attack.And i have been sitting at home on my own a bit for long periods.A bit nervouse about my visit from JohnF only because it pre arranged as such.Plus i get embarest to tell people i cant have long visits cause i get nervouse...

Looking forward to getting my spring so i can get them all done & give me something to do Plus i can drive it again then..

So BBlaze i take it you have a farm . Sounds good . We where actualy going to move down there just before the kids where born, Both wishing we had done so now..

Karens tongue is still swollen & she is now slering & has a lisp....Its funny cause she is so quiet .

No farm Jason, just an i/2 acre block that we are subdeviding a very small section off for my BIL to put a small unit on. The main problem is that for the last 20 years I had been developing a native tree plot etc and all that had to be removed along with my 12 x 8 meter shed to get access. So I need to build a new shed in a different location and reextabished all the trees and new boundries.
Maybe its time to think about a move to a small county town somewhere. My kids all grew up in one, all but one has now spread their wings. Daughter in Perth finishing her honor degree this year at uni, eldest son in burnie running the city networkwork system and youngest still at home at 26 wrrking shift work at a packing factory after he got sick of baking. So they can all come and go but home always will be in a small country town
cheers
blaze

Originally Posted by JohnF

before planning this trip, I should have found out where Fossil Polystrate trees in the Newcastle coal measures can be found, as I am going to photograpgh them for my collection--and their are these found in Newcastrle Coal Measures.

I will be travelling to near Yamba and Gympie later this year to photograph Polystrate trees in the Jurrassic Rocks, and will be travelling elsewhere to photograph these Fossilised Jurassic Polystrate trees.

Jurrasic rocks extend from near Yamba, out to Birdsville, up to near tip of Cape York, around 1/3 of Australia, and these are full of Polystrate Southern Conifers, in a big log Jam, with roots of all the trees missing.and dinosaur and Marine Fossils mixed in with the all the Trees.

So I want to start documenting and photographing this flood deposit [because it is a flood deposit 1/3 of Australia in extent, covered by sediment that had to come from an area greater than Australia, does not prove Noah's flood.]

And Banjo I do promise that I will not Hijack your thread by discussing this further in this thread. But wish I had found out where to photograph these in the Newcastle Coal Measures while down there.

Should add that The Jurrasic rocks are underground in parts of this area, so are not always accessable to the camera.

I have been here 39 years & have no idea what they are or where they are..

Originally Posted by JohnF

before planning this trip, I should have found out where Fossil Polystrate trees in the Newcastle coal measures can be found, as I am going to photograpgh them for my collection--and their are these found in Newcastrle Coal Measures.

I will be travelling to near Yamba and Gympie later this year to photograph Polystrate trees in the Jurrassic Rocks, and will be travelling elsewhere to photograph these Fossilised Jurassic Polystrate trees.

Jurrasic rocks extend from near Yamba, out to Birdsville, up to near tip of Cape York, around 1/3 of Australia, and these are full of Polystrate Southern Conifers, in a big log Jam, with roots of all the trees missing.and dinosaur and Marine Fossils mixed in with the all the Trees.

So I want to start documenting and photographing this flood deposit [because it is a flood deposit 1/3 of Australia in extent, covered by sediment that had to come from an area greater than Australia, does not prove Noah's flood.]

And Banjo I do promise that I will not Hijack your thread by discussing this further in this thread. But wish I had found out where to photograph these in the Newcastle Coal Measures while down there.

Should add that The Jurrasic rocks are underground in parts of this area, so are not always accessable to the camera.

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Originally Posted by banjo

Hi yeah i have been a bit quiet of late , Stressing over the car & the kids mainly the kids .Plus Karen is healing slow from the dog attack.And i have been sitting at home on my own a bit for long periods.A bit nervouse about my visit from JohnF only because it pre arranged as such.Plus i get embarest to tell people i cant have long visits cause i get nervouse...

Looking forward to getting my spring so i can get them all done & give me something to do Plus i can drive it again then..

So BBlaze i take it you have a farm . Sounds good . We where actualy going to move down there just before the kids where born, Both wishing we had done so now..

Karens tongue is still swollen & she is now slering & has a lisp....Its funny cause she is so quiet .

Do no be nervious, I do not bite like that dog did to Karen. And I will not stay too long.

Have set you an e-mail with my picture [slightly Cartooned, but I am still recognisable] so you will know who I am when I arrive.

If next Tuesday would be better for you we can do it Tuesday, if not I will be there on Monday.