Deep in a forest in western central Victoria. Sitting by my van 30m from a dam, chatting on Amateur Radio, drinking a light white wine, no visitors since I arrived here four weeks past, watching the wood ducks and contemplating the visit of a long time female friend in a few weeks. Life is very good.
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"I beseech you in the bowels of Christ think it possible you may be mistaken"
Oliver Cromwell, 3rd August 1650 - in a letter to the General Assembly of the Kirk of Scotland
Finished putting the Christmas decorations up today, fully stocked up with food & drinks. Presents under the tree. Looking forward to our family coming on Christmas Day. Two years ago we had Christmas by ourselves, talking to our family on Skype. Recently found some beautiful Italian white wine varieties, Fiano & Grillo.
Favourite cheese with a red, English Stilton.
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There might be no Wi-Fi connection in the forest but I promise that you'll find a better connection.
Waiting for lunch while sipping beers in Hiroshima after going through the peace memorial park and museum
When you get home you might like to try a beer at the Deception Bay Pub, and Fish and Chips from Fisherman's Daughter on D Bay Road. Lot cheaper too! Enjoy your adventure in Yapan. Cheers
Havent been to the bay pub in over 35 yrs, back then there was a fight every Friday and Saturday night plus I think Tans is better on Bailey Rd and coffee at the Zesty Lemon cafe
Yep Bob, It was a bit disapointing only two days. According to the commentary pundits the wicket was far too green. Matthew Haydon said that he had never seen a wicket like it at the Gabba.
The MCG match will give us a better idea of each sides capabilities I reckon. If it goes for five days I fear that my Shiraz and cheese consumption will reach a new high although, at my age, in the immortal words of Clark Gable, "I don't give a damn"!!!!
Stay safe mate.
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Those who wish to reap the blessings of freedom must, as men, endure the fatigue of defending it.
Yep Bob, It was a bit disapointing only two days. According to the commentary pundits the wicket was far too green. Matthew Haydon said that he had never seen a wicket like it at the Gabba.
The MCG match will give us a better idea of each sides capabilities I reckon. If it goes for five days I fear that my Shiraz and cheese consumption will reach a new high although, at my age, in the immortal words of Clark Gable, "I don't give a damn"!!!!
Stay safe mate.
This bloke couldn't take his eyes off the TV, wickets were going down too quick......