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#26

Manpa: Member; From: Sheidow Park, SA; Joined: 06 January 2018; Posts: 1,274

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11 February 2019 04:28 pm

I'm now sensing a snake in fishnets rolled in flour with a milk moustache, is that weird? lol

One of these days Ma!

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#27

goody2shoes: Member; Joined: 05 May 2017; Posts: 741

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11 February 2019 04:46 pm

Lol @ Manpa lol lol lol

#28

goody2shoes: Member; Joined: 05 May 2017; Posts: 741

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11 February 2019 04:47 pm

Why don't you leave the shed door open?

Goody smile

#29

Licking windows: Member; Joined: 14 January 2019; Posts: 223

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11 February 2019 04:52 pm

goody2shoes wrote:

Why don't you leave the shed door open?
Goody

It can come and go regardless as the shed has more gaps and holes than a kings cross brothel ! yikes lol lol playful

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#30

Northeast: Member; Joined: 27 August 2016; Posts: 953

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11 February 2019 05:58 pm

The flour on the floor is a cracking idea thumbsup

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#31

Hard Luck: Member; From: Werribee, VIC; Joined: 14 March 2015; Posts: 841

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11 February 2019 07:37 pm

Going to be pretty mild here in the next week.
Good for the veggie patch.

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#32

RM Outback: Member; Joined: 10 March 2016; Posts: 3,192

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11 February 2019 07:53 pm

Still warm enough to reach for the water bottle so it ain't over yet. Thank God we aren't getting the temps you posted Nanjim they aren't my cup of tea.

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#33

texta: Member; Joined: 15 February 2013; Posts: 415

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11 February 2019 10:07 pm

40 here tomorrow you can have that if you like i dont want it

johno

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#34

goody2shoes: Member; Joined: 05 May 2017; Posts: 741

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11 February 2019 11:21 pm

33 here tomorrow....

Goody smile

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#35

Manpa: Member; From: Sheidow Park, SA; Joined: 06 January 2018; Posts: 1,274

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12 February 2019 09:18 am

Doubled our rainfall for 2019 with a solid 2.8mm this morning, yep a paltry 5.6mm for the year so far. sad

One of these days Ma!

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#36

Bjay: Member; Joined: 22 June 2015; Posts: 1,522

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12 February 2019 04:31 pm

Just got home from work and it’s a toasty 11 degrees. Fire will be getting lit tonight for the second time in four days. You guys getting the heat can keep it for the time being.

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#37

Jaros: Moderator; From: S.E.Qld., QLD; Joined: 11 August 2013; Posts: 9,124

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12 February 2019 04:35 pm

was 34 in the house today!!!! just had a thunderstorm-lil one- dropped 4 degrees. Bearable sad

F1A4M2, Exterra 705 Gold, Ace 250.

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#38

Bjay: Member; Joined: 22 June 2015; Posts: 1,522

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12 February 2019 07:30 pm

To top off our winters blast, a decent size hail shower and a drop to 9 degrees.

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#39

RM Outback: Member; Joined: 10 March 2016; Posts: 3,192

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12 February 2019 07:59 pm

Bjay wrote:

To top off our winters blast, a decent size hail shower and a drop to 9 degrees. https://www.prospectingaustralia.com.au … e46343.jpg

Burn wood fire beer thumbsup

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#40

limpalot: Member; From: East of Wodonga vic; Joined: 31 July 2015; Posts: 855

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12 February 2019 08:05 pm

Fruit tree mesh works too, hang it up about a foot or two high and pin it to the ground so they can't get under it. Run some along the rock wall and get it as it come out.

Last edited by limpalot (12 February 2019 08:07 pm)

Home made sluices x 2 & highbanker, ATX, Garret Supa Sluice, Quanta pan, 2008 - minelab 4500

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#41

MegsyB007: Member; Joined: 10 September 2018; Posts: 637

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12 February 2019 08:36 pm

Went to work this morning with the forecast of 21 today in Melb. At 2pm it was my lunchtime - it was windy, rainy and 16 degrees!! I went home and put on some thick socks, boots and a jacket to stay warm for the rest of the crappy afternoon. Tomorrow's forecast is 19 degrees!

Where's our Summer gone?!! mad

Give me heat over cold any day! cool sunny

The Australian bush - love it - take care of it.

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#42

Ramjet: Moderator; From: Maitland, NSW; Joined: 19 February 2013; Posts: 14,926

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12 February 2019 08:44 pm

Snowing in Tassie today apparently.

Touch the Frog.
Garrett At Pro, XP Deus, CTX 3030, pin pointer. Oldest find 1807 halfpenny, oldest silver 1854 threepence.

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#43

Redfin: Member; Joined: 26 February 2013; Posts: 1,913

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17 February 2019 05:18 pm

Licking windows wrote:

I’ve just gone down and replaced the old milk with fresh, also very nervously opened the shed door and sprinkled a heap of flour on the floor as well as laying out a bit more fishing net
So fingers crossed and I’ll keep you guys posted

And ???

Det used - Whites 6000D, ML SD2000, ML SD 2001, ML SD 2200D, Garrett Infinium. Minelab SDC 2300. Minelab GPZ 7000.
Current Det - Garrett ASD Groundhog. . Minelab GPX 5000. Minelab GPX 4500.

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