Stagtime

Went past the Red Feather Inn today mate, nice joint built in 1844. Unfortunately couldn't go in as it is only accommodation and the public can only do Saturday night dinner.

Yep, got to agree with that one, but if you were talking ball sacs we’ll their the most softest of material. Made plenty of money pouches going there!

I can remember watching it with my son and after hearing about the firies running into the destruction to try and save lives he decided he wanted to become a fireman. Fast forward 10 years and he became the youngest captain in modern history for Qld fire & rescue. He has marched with the New York’s firies a couple of times to commemorate 9/11. He was part of International Rescue and flew into Christchurch after the 2011 earthquake to help with the recovery and retrieval process.
Here’s a shot of his tattoo to commemorate Christchurch 2011.

Yeah 
cost $500 for a new controller box a few years ago, and 2 panels flamed out
Blackened panels were a eye opener
10 years and still going.
Might think about it when the costs come down a bit more.
 We have solar hot water as well and might have to put it on to electric power a couple of weeks a year, but then I’m pretty sure we might have a bit more sunshine here.
 

Why, dod you tweak your back or something?

We weren’t going to Launceston that way Archie but seriously thinking of a detour for the photo shot.

First of 2 days in Bichino on the east coast of Tasmania. Past Dolphin Point the closest land is Antarctica!

First of 2 days in Bichino on the east coast of Tasmania. Past Dolphin Point the closest land is Antarctica!

First of 2 days in Bichino on the east coast of Tasmania. Past Dolphin Point the closest land is Antarctica!

On the side of the highway picking up roo roadkill Boycie.

Mate, the whole of Tassie feels like you’ve stepped back in to England in the 1800’s. We’re staying in the Mill house next to Australia’s oldest bridge in Richmond. Our cottage is on the far right.

Mate, the whole of Tassie feels like you’ve stepped back in to England in the 1800’s. We’re staying in the Mill house next to Australia’s oldest bridge in Richmond. Our cottage is on the far right.

Mate, the whole of Tassie feels like you’ve stepped back in to England in the 1800’s. We’re staying in the Mill house next to Australia’s oldest bridge in Richmond. Our cottage is on the far right.

Mate, the whole of Tassie feels like you’ve stepped back in to England in the 1800’s. We’re staying in the Mill house next to Australia’s oldest bridge in Richmond. Our cottage is on the far right.

Mate, the whole of Tassie feels like you’ve stepped back in to England in the 1800’s. We’re staying in the Mill house next to Australia’s oldest bridge in Richmond. Our cottage is on the far right.

Mate, the whole of Tassie feels like you’ve stepped back in to England in the 1800’s. We’re staying in the Mill house next to Australia’s oldest bridge in Richmond. Our cottage is on the far right.

Mate, the whole of Tassie feels like you’ve stepped back in to England in the 1800’s. We’re staying in the Mill house next to Australia’s oldest bridge in Richmond. Our cottage is on the far right.

Looks like our international flights start up again mid November (vaccinations hit 80%). Mate,if we jag a Wembley spot try stopping me. I’m thinking more like commiseration drinks.

No worries, I lived in Lonnie when I was 15

Just enough time to pick up the new van mate. Just booked UK from May till August next year

Qantas lounge on the way to Tasmania, bring on the cold weather.

Small world, I was living in Malaya in 62 as well.

Rams Trust have tonight published their report of the meeting with the EFL.
The short delay was due to the EFL asking to approve this before publication.
 

Folds up and down in less than a minute.

Folds up and down in less than a minute.