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With all this cold weather and early snow i finished milking this morning and went for a drive........

ooops no pics.????

im off with the flu

was suppose to be these two pics....

Where are you exactly?

Beats my day salvaging mantels and hauling worksite rubbish...

BBRRRRR ! Snow your welcome to it !
Always 'smile' at the thought of Aussie snow ( I mean you get +40 degs) how does it last ever ?
Ours all gone now (except Scotland) Summer is here !

Have slippery fun !

sven '2' wrote:Where are you exactly?

Beats my day salvaging mantels and hauling worksite rubbish...

i live in Drouin which is in West Gippsland region......yeh it sure does beat work, but i had to be home by 3:30 pm to milk. That was the only downside but the good thing is that only 40 mins from home

Time someone showed Giles just how big our continent is! Probably still 32 in Darwin.
That sort of snow and mud...always end up having to replace my front wheel bearings after play time due to sals not sealing as well when cold

Giving it some serious thought to actually come and find out how big your ''Island'' actually is myself !
Wont be for at least 2 years though due to whats already planned

My friend spent 3 weeks in Oz recently and has kinda given me the heads up on its size.
Its kinda the fact that all the TV stuff we see here always shows sunshine, arrid deserts and mountains or beaches (full of cute totty ) oh and a big bloody red rock stuck in the middle of nowhere !:rolleyes:

Please dont tell me this is all wrong !

skrewd wrote:i live in Drouin which is in West Gippsland region......yeh it sure does beat work, but i had to be home by 3:30 pm to milk. That was the only downside but the good thing is that only 40 mins from home

From Yinnar myself (a long time ago now), about 30 min away.

1111giles wrote: Its kinda the fact that all the TV stuff we see here always shows sunshine, arrid deserts and mountains or beaches (full of cute totty ) oh and a big bloody red rock stuck in the middle of nowhere !:rolleyes:

Please dont tell me this is all wrong !

Nah that sounds pretty accurate, one myth i will pop though, we dont tend to ride kangaroos to school, they're mainly a weekend transport

sven '2' wrote:From Yinnar myself (a long time ago now), about 30 min away.

Ahhh ok not far from my last job, I was living and working in Thorpedale on a 400 acre spud farm for about 7 yrs

To put some perspective on the size of our... island, as you call it

To travel from Darwin at the top, to Melbourne at the bottom is 3,757 km (about 1 day and 20 hrs of continuous driving). And to travel from Perth in the west to Brisbane in the east, is 4,334 km

looks lyk fun would mind doing a snow run myself, but all we got ova in the west is sand and dust lol

Suparoo wrote:To put some perspective on the size of our... island, as you call it

To travel from Darwin at the top, to Melbourne at the bottom is 3,757 km (about 1 day and 20 hrs of continuous driving). And to travel from Perth in the west to Brisbane in the east, is 4,334 km

Or put another way ....... about as big as Europe !

Yup big old playground you guys have down there (we dont really think you bounce about with kangaroos - honest !)

In the UK we have 65 + million people squeezed onto a small island. You guys with all that space - 30 million is it ?
From Halifax where I live its 1 hour to east or west coast (approx 70 miles) 8 hours to the top of Scotland (approx 300miles??) 4 hours to the English south coast (approx 250 miles) 7 hours down to Lands end - Cornwall.(approx 300 miles) Tiny really !

Oh and the only Kangaroos we have live in Zoo's too !

dobo wrote: though, we dont tend to ride kangaroos to school, they're mainly a weekend transport

eheheh when I was a fair bit younger I used to ride anything at anytime even bareback.
Hylton:twisted: