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Nice. Lovely sky, good looking volcanic peak.
The best camera is the one you have with you. Phones are fantastic for that job.
I liked how you could see the showers in the distance in the light band.
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I like that too Seedsy. (You are a rapscallion, Blackers)
Soz, have been out celebrating a millstone adjacent birthday. Haven't been called a rapscallion for many a decade. Cheers Wax
Hahaha... i very much enjoyed just typin out the letters on that one, Blackers. A fleeting moment of joy in a life blessed with those. Funny how the bad stuff lingers more easily. Or maybe that is just me? Anyways... i will echo Base on the Merry Returns.
an empathetic person who has social intelligence winces about their life several times an hour, @wax.
You’re a bloody ratbag Blackers.
(same meaning colloquially @Waxxy)
I really did like the showers in the band of golden light. I gotta wait a few months for any rain, here. And we got a fire season to wade through between now and then.
Yes I have been called that many a time seeds. And thanks for the kind words. Btw Base, millstone adjacent. Big one next year. 3 generations at the table, from 24 to 92 years, for a convivial evening.
Brilliant shot ...
Award Winner.
"Sthn Ocean Weather Girl" ...
Doesn't look like Jane Bun
ch7 weather.
Cropping land gives wide vistas.
A good feeling of assured calmness hit me seeing this. Then…….
bit of pub reading for you, @seeds - the savannah theory:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savannah_hypothesis
Savannah, the new definition, sounds like the bush up northern oz.
Becoming bipedal surely wouldn’t necessarily mean old traits devolved, just a broader adaptability.
yeh, good points.. I remember reading some savannah theories suggesting 'when we can clearly see a distance, and our subconscious can see there is no impending threat to us, we function better' type thing; calm = quality thinking vs. adrenaline = manic thinking.
Hunting on the open land would have presented its challenges. You see dinner it sees you.
Were Australia’s first people the only ones to burn the scrub?
Pretty smart to realise the prey potential.
Nice seeds, that part of the coast has a couple of cracker waves.
Ah the blue lake, a beautiful spot to wash the dirt off a rock lobster. Great work Seedsy, travel safe.
"Out here thee isn't anything..."
You have just come up with the name of your album, Seeds.
Different country, different times, same feeling.
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Nice winter weekend down this way. Not as immediately photogenic as the Flinders Ranges trek but nice none the less. Fun sesh yesterday arvo followed by a stunning sunset.
Cheers lads.
basesix wrote:"Now out here there isn’t anything." Love it
I went out to Lake Eyre. It was nearly to capacity. Hard to capture any scale on land. I couldn’t get a flight at William Creek but there was seats left on arvo flight from Marree but by the time I bounced back down the Oodnadatta track I’d just missed it. Oh well, another time.
I came across some beautiful mound springs that had some good output. These made the arid interior habitable for 10s of thousands years.
https://www.friendsofmoundsprings.org.au/about-mound-springs/
Beautiful glow last night on the back roads to Carinda pub where Bowie shot some of Let’s Dance film clip.
Swim this morning at Lightning Ridge Bore Baths.
Heading home today via a couple more rest stops (pubs)
oh, mate! you got there! was that the joint you posted a while back and wanted to have another go at?
Hey Supa,
That’s on fire.
I see the wreck is nearly wrecked.
Good stuff all round mate!
There’s a eerie calmness at the moment before this swell hits , going to be a few father son teams washed into the lagoon, hopefully unscathed . Some big low tides again next week so more crap should be cut up and removed . No idea what they will do with the 52 tonne of counterweight . It will take some serious volume of gas to cut through , into pieces small enough to physically carry onto their boat . Ideally they could scull drag the tracks and counter weight out further and create a dive spot further out from the break . Highly doubt they would do this however .
Been on the ‘couch’ all night, bit of a sub-surface beach party, ‘Only A Hermit Crab Knows The Feeling’
Lances Right, Katiet, Sipora, Indonesia.
Are they avian or mammalian?
Gotta be avian heading home to roost.
In semi lockdown I'm finally sorting through a lifetime of photos and inspired by what Craig and Andy recently posted I thought why not.
We travel a fair bit and there has to be some crackers in the vaults.
Good if we follow the Swellnet tradition of not naming or being too obvious.