Tuesday, Jun 27, 2006 at 10:08
G'day uncle, like your new profile quote mate!
I have meet some of those pro circuit protestors you mentioned in your last post mate. I sat, listened and then informed them that the very thing they were protesting for had already been achieved?? They had no idea? Mother nature had responded before they even realised. Pretty sure they were to busy packing the hydro!! lol But the sad part is we need them.....The smart ones amounst them anyway. While we are busy working, somebody has to keep an eye on people like Gunns. Those Dreddy freaks are the only thing stopping Gunns from pulping the whole state of Tassie!
Uncle I'm tipping you use a metal detector while your prospecting. Which would be the key hole surgery equivalent for mining. There could not be a less destructive way prospecting I would think. I'm also tipping that the reason the Greens are trying to stop you doing what you love, is the prospectors that use dredges. I have not seen these in action, they don't tend to do it in the open...go figure! But from what I know, they punch bloody great holes in river beds, that fishermen fall in to; thats not good with waders on and a strong current! The river is silted up and discolored for weeks; very bad news for the river blackfish!
These wonderful people, like my mates with the swampers and the 10" lift kits, simply spoil things for the rest of us. We just have to remember to use our heads, not our hearts when dealing with these undesirables.
I think that if we; thats you, Jack and I. Work calmly with the Greens, we can achieve our objective. We need to fight the feral dredges and those who don't practice good prospecting method. We need to report the idiots that have only one objective in the bush, and thats to get bogged and winch. ( I actually know of one
young bloke that felled half a dozen trees to get out of a bog!) If we just fight the Greens all the way, we WILL lose the lot. The amount of change I have seen over the last 20 yrs or so in the Alpine national park, between 4wd drive activity and logging. Im kind of supprised we are still allowed in there. Huts burned down,
camping areas destroyed. The stories I could go on with....
Uncle, I think you sum it up best with, "Best relaxed when in the great Aussie bush" That says it all really. Thats what any sensible bush loving Aussie wants. Unfortunately we have to do that and play policeman at the same time? Bugger....Oh
well, open another Yalumba red there boys!
Cheers Matt.
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Follow Up By: Member - uncle - Wednesday, Jun 28, 2006 at 08:59
Wednesday, Jun 28, 2006 at 08:59
Listen matt just after a bit of care ful scrutiny of your careful wording on these replies, I think you and i ARE on a different wavelenghth! Firstly I put up a post on a public
forum, and you come in and criticise my profile remark that after weeks and weeks of being there, not one other person out of 441,347 readers per month has complained about.! What does that tell you my friend? I think I may have hit a raw nerve with you sunshine.?
I also see after scouring the posts that in post 34959 you are after advice on entering a National park? Then you proceed to tell jodi that you dont want to scratch your brand new "Patrol" so you are going to pull out the chainsaw , in a nat park and cut off branches so as you dont scratch " your patrol". Come on shag, get real your are kidding yourself? I think you have chosen the wrong pastime mate, in future if ya dont like someone's comment, it's time to shut up, that's why you were given two ears and only one mouth. So I suggest you take a good cup of shut the $^&# up and get yourself another hobby.cya
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