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Great photos
Looks like a fantastic trip, Brill "Bushtuckerman" hat
and is that a red kite ?
Cheers
Stephen
Looks like a fantastic trip, Brill "Bushtuckerman" hat
and is that a red kite ?Cheers
Stephen
Great photos
Looks like a fantastic trip, Brill "Bushtuckerman" hat
Cheers
Stephen
Aye it was great.
Yep, Red Kite Stephen.
Yep brilliant couple of days but Gill needs to get a canoe for a 50" waist. Ha Ha! The temperature was super hot both days and it was glorious, I even got me legs out for you all, those are the ghostly white things connected to my feet, very quiet apart from some deer givin it laldy at 1 o'clock in the morning on the other side of the lake from us. Midgies were a bit of a nusiance but nothing really major so Gill came out in his fishnet suit (bit kinky) but it seemed to do the trick for him alright. I bought a couple of those mozzie bands from Aldi's and tried them out on the midgies, I just hope they work better on the mozzies is all I can say cos they did'nt do a thing against the dreaded B52 midgie. We went on a pignut safari, my first ever, and very nice too.
Looks good guys, that point you were on is a great one, yo are very close to some Gooood fishing
What was it you said Tom, "only drawback is it makes you sleep in" (12, noon)
Err,well I did find it comfy
I'm envious
Looks brilliant, thank you for sharing.
atb,
M
Aye you missed a good chill out Mary,but certainly not in the weather sense.
As if it wasn't enough to torture folk telling them you were off for a mid week jaunt you have to go posting pictures too.
Looks like a good 'un.
Well it's rude not to share....
BOD
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Next time we'll need to take the rods and line and get a permit.
The crayfish claws will be from the American signal species that was accidentally released into the water a few years ago.
I had a look at night with the torch and saw some wee ones but not sure if they were our native fellas or wee signals.
The locale is a Red Kite release area and there are more without wing tags coming in and/or nests being missed by the ringers.( I hope to be in attendance at a nest for that some time).
Big thanks to John,Gill and Gav for excellent company and Gill for sharing the canoe.
There were quite a few Pignut around.
The crayfish claws will be from the American signal species that was accidentally released into the water a few years ago.
I had a look at night with the torch and saw some wee ones but not sure if they were our native fellas or wee signals.
The locale is a Red Kite release area and there are more without wing tags coming in and/or nests being missed by the ringers.( I hope to be in attendance at a nest for that some time).
Big thanks to John,Gill and Gav for excellent company and Gill for sharing the canoe.
There were quite a few Pignut around.
Hi Tom,looks like a great time you had there,and some greats photos to boot.
Cheers for sharing
All the best Stuart.
Cheers for sharing
All the best Stuart.
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