Thread: Embarrassment

Originally Posted by banjo

You'll have to come & take me up the bush in it & let me have a drive see how it goes up the bush I'll try not to hurt it much .

Now, now don't be nasty!!!

Originally Posted by Ausfree

Now, now don't be nasty!!!

But we could see how far we could get it to go up some of the tracks. . . .

Another one of my Flea bay ordered models has arrived now all I am waiting for are the two S3 models I ordered from the UK. Should take a couple of weeks I suppose. I now have a Freelander (naturally) a Defender two door, a 1949 military S1 and a 1950 convertible S1. the collection is growing!!! I was bidding on another one on Fleabay but when the bids went over $30 I gave up, don't want it that bad!!!

Hey Banj, shame about the rain, you could'nt rig up some sort of tent or something over the work area could you????

Originally Posted by Ausfree

Hey Banj, shame about the rain, you could'nt rig up some sort of tent or something over the work area could you????

Na but i recon i could quiet posably start i big bomb fire under it , It will dry it all out & no more worries as to fixing it . . .

OOPS suns out i could be in luck..

Originally Posted by banjo

Well had our visit from JohnF today
He looks like a skinny version of santa the kids said...

Would have been upset if they thought I was a fat version of Santa.

Spent all night on train, left Central at 4:12PM and got to Kyogle at around 4:4M. Saw a lady I know from the Fire Brigade on the train, and her husband was picking her up from Kyogle, so got a lift home, sometime after five AM. So am very tired and posting this in an effort to stay awake.

No one who has seen the movie, "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" knew that I was carrying the chainsaw on the train.

Will be down again to Sydney--Central Coast later this year to photograph some Polystrate Trees.

Enjoyed meeting Karen and Jason, they were nice. Kids kept telling them that they are bored. I do not have enough hours in the day to get bored. Some much interesting stuff too keep the mind occupied.