Barra being washed over spill way at Lake Moondarra; Mt Isa

crap and all these years I've been using a damn rod, and I have needed a bike, BUGGER!!!!!

Yeah DaveO.......but peddling over the spillway as you chase them is really full on!! You can't change your mind half way down! LOL

oh hell!!! now I'm really down, I see he has two, oh!!! double crap!!! I didnt see the second one, jeezzzz!! one would have given me bragging rights for a month, neverlone two, damn!!! nearly cleaned up a tree as it was, stupid G.P.S. guidance cant even see a humungous tree!, I gotta get a bigger screen in here! type out your posts faster so I can read them quicker!!! yeah! Ducky, and the snappin handbags would make it interesting on the way down as well! I remember that spillway and it's "inhabitants" lets just say surveilance is the buzzword, had a bloke taken off that spillway a week before we got there, he was fishing as well, big pair of shoes and a matching handbag came from behind and grabbed him

Crocodiles at Mount Isa??




Crocodiles on bikes?? Naaah......he musta bin fishin' with a rod!!

Had he done it your way he would still be around now to talk about it!!

-- Edited by Disco Duck on Wednesday 9th of December 2009 11:39:14 AM

must be true,you can see the skid marks.CheersIbbo..................................on the grass.And Mount Isa may have Crocs,they have Sharks in Canberra don't they?.

nah! read the post wrong!, different spillway!

thats what happens when barreling down a narrow country lane with the header in road gear at 35 km's per hour, the screen vibrates a bit and I misread it

as far as I know there have never been crocs in Isa, well wasnt when I was there anyway!

so scratch the snappy handbags!, **** just went past my gate, cant turn around for another 4 miles, bugggerrr!!!!

-- Edited by dave06 on Wednesday 9th of December 2009 03:32:21 PM

No crocs in Mt Isa waters, far as I know. That pic was taken after the big floods last summer.