Search results

Geez Woodman, I am enjoying this build mate. Personally, i love your work! Thank you for sharing. Respectfully, Mick

G'day Chuck, Pretty much the same for us here mate. Spring has just started and the weather is magnificent at the moment. Nights just cool enough to appreciate a blanket and the days warming up to around 75-80f bloody lovely. We have had very good winter rains here this year for a change and...

STROKE:Remember the 1st Three Letters....S.T.R. My nurse friend sent this and encouraged me to post it and spread the word. I agree. If everyone can remember something this simple, we could save some folks. Seriously.. Please read: STROKE IDENTIFICATION: During a BBQ, a friend...

G.day MnM, That is a beautiful little trimaran mate. I love it to bits. Re the Sail, why not shoot Michael Storer an email. He is a very good bloke, very helpful and has a lot of knowledge re sail design for small boats.

Yeah mate. Dave had a LOT of weight towards the stern of his boat with large battery, trolling motor and so on and Dave also sat well back and he is certainly no midget. I think that properly trimmed, the boat will be very good to paddle.

Beautiful timber work mate. Bloody good job.

G'day Woodman, Nice job mate. :D just a thought re the tumblehome panel. Why not take the baot with the forms still intact and turn the whole lot over to work the tumblehome panels into place? Love ya work BTW

Geez Darrel, that's a great fish mate. :D Well done. loved the vids too. thanks for sharing!

Yeah mate, It's all Piper's fault. :P Roast lamb & vegies :D a pretty good place for some Aussie camp cooking recipes. http://myswag.org/forum/index.php?board=18.0

G'day SW, Thanks for the interest mate. I have had a couple of lil health issues and my priorities have changed a bit. The boat is still in the shed but I just haven't got round to doing anything to her since the last post.

Awww c'mon Jack, a few lil crocks never hurt anybody much. have a look here. http://myswag.org/forum/index.php?topic ... ;topicseen

G'day MM, here is a mob you might enjoy. :D http://www.songofthepaddle.co.uk/forum/ ... a3181c92f4 good people and paddles and very helpful crew. Your canals in the UK idea is something that I also have bean dreaming about. if you read some of their trip reports (blogs) I think it will whet...

Congratulations David and Shirley! bloody well done on the 30years thing. Not so sure about the sword tho. :D

We cut our spude like Matt, only we cook em on the grill plate with home made hamburger patties. :D

Damn Rom, I am gonna need to think on this one a while. The obvious ones for me are Quetico NP with John (Cadeppa), Mountain River in Canada (the entire length of of it and over what ever length of time that took to do. The Yukon (of course). I prefer to travel unguided, at my own pace and...

G'day Richard, I think many Americans share your sentiments. Like you, I too have my doubts about his nationality and the legality of his subsequent claim to the top job.

Re: Backpacking for Paddling later on......... G'day Bob, Lots of piccies here :- :D http://www.ozpig.com.au/gallery Re the stove, They startecd off as converting 9kg LPG bottles but were unable to secure enough old bottles to keep up with demand. Now they produce the bottle as well. These...

Re: Backpacking for Paddling later on......... Miss Evie and I Like our comforts too. She has done very little camping (but loves it) and I am just getting back into it seriously. Both of us are too old to rough it anymore and we have no desire to do so. Our tent is mounted on an offroad...

I think your president was elected in no small part, because of a very slick marketing marketing campaign. His race also played a very big part, in that many punters would have voted for him on that basis alone. The fact that the dimocrats had no policies (still don't in my opinion) but run...

David, Some of the types of incidents quoted in that site are allready happening here and they are gonna get much worse.