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Richard,

For once I am at home...where is your wife??? :-)

good evenig gentlemen
youre right it doesnt take much to keep up with all the news at the minute does it

steve

Eskimo

Some of us are home. Watching Parkinson. Will get my chance next week driving to Melbourne to visit the caravan manufacturer who hopefully will be delivering our new van in June. Looking forward to the week away.

Big Dog

Some of us are still at home....

My fourby is still on the boat heading for Adelaide. May 3 is the expected date.

Only 5 new posts all day. I can almost see tumbleweeds blowing past the server!

Went crabbing at Thompsons Beach on Friday and got about 30 nice bluies. Sat around all arvo feasting on crab and Coopers. Sweeeet.

Fantastic weather. At 9am I could not belive the amount of traffic streaming up Port Wakefield road. Hope everyone has a good time out there.

Steven

We were going to go away fishing buy with strong wind warnings and threatening clouds we decided to give it a miss.

I was also looking forward to giving the Oziexplorer and Natmap Mosaics a run to gain a little operational proficiency. Yes Willem I got the mosaics you recommended a few weeks ago. Thanks.

Enjoy the rest of Easter.

Eskimo we are at home this weekend also the boss has sujested I should start to renovate our house and this weekend is a good time to start.
The good thing is its 11 weeks till im in the cape for 10 weeks .

Gota go I can hear the darling comming.

See ya.
Eric

hahahaha too right eskimo, lucky buggers eh?

Hello Mr Mo - I'm home too. Been busy with EO visitors. Andrew & Jen, Pesty & Glenda, Peter & Les, then today Rick from SA & his dad. Cocka is due to arrive as is Member - Anne. Guess everyone else is away somewhere. Just read a strange Post - from Phillis. Is that for real? Weather still warm - yabbies still plentiful. no rain. Topped the state today with 36. The first people came in who managed to climb the dunes on the eastern end of the Rig Road. Measured them with their GPS - the top of the dune to the top of the sand blows measured 6 metres. These are the first people from Knolls Track to K1 along the Rig Road. Took a bit of digging they said. Anyway hope all had a good break whether camping or home doing chores.

Well I've been home all weekend too. Had a real pain in the ass relly here and was real glad to see them go on Sunday. Did have some other visitors drop in too. Just as well as the rellies drove me nuts. The visitors were a bit cheeky. didn't even flash their EO members cards to get the big discounts on the site fees. LOL
Must say that Glenn was a big help. I expects some sections of the garden to really take off soon. The fertilizer should work well I hope.