tanami turtles

no pictures,was on the induction for the mine

yeah that photo was taken over 12 months ago
cant help it if your out there and the heavens decide to open up.

no point, but like all of your dumb things ,a bit of thought and there would be no problem

Kim ,
Your remark about walking into a dam at night reminded me once when I was bass fishing on a river bank in the near dark . By moonlight , I saw an excellent rock to stand on , to cast . I stepped up onto it and went straight through the ribcage of a dead cow . Smelt great .
Willie .

hmm reminds me when me and a mate where driving home in the ol fj45 and saw a dead cow, we thought we could drive over the top of it . so we tried and got 'suspended ' on the top . with the drive shaft spinning and burning hair filling the air, after a couple more beeers we had to get the winch and un-suspend ourselves from this bovine seesaw. funny it was

Kim ,
Your remark about walking into a dam at night reminded me once when I was bass fishing on a river bank in the near dark . By moonlight , I saw an excellent rock to stand on , to cast . I stepped up onto it and went straight through the ribcage of a dead cow . Smelt great .
Willie

That is so funny hahahaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahhahahahahahahah lololololololhahahahahahahahaha

On the wall of the bloody canteen at the North Flinders Mine. Geez, you blokes thick or somethink....LOL

its OK its just Willem showing his errrrrr experience North Flinders Mines was an active junior explorer in the Tanami until gobbled up by Normandy in 1996 who were in turn swallowed by um I forget Homestake think?

Good on ya Davoe for showing me the error of me ways. Isnt it still called North Flinders Mines? despite who owns it. I lived in Alice in the mid 90's hence the outdated knowledge...lol

Yeah Kim, you said it...lol

Crazy place that Rabbit Flat.

Are Bruce and Jacqui still there or do the youngsters run the place now? Spent a couple of boozy nights there on Govt business in the early eighties!!

Cheers

bruce is still there but his son has moved up there to give him a hand

Dave

Reminds me of a young fellow and his family in 2005 when we were on our way up to Burke Town in the Gulf.

On the way up, one member of the group wanted to visit Cameron Corner again. So off we went with me grumbling and spitting chips.

Topped the sand hill and found the Pink Lake? flooded. Down below was a Toyota and camper trailer attempting to extract their rig from the lake. This guy assumed because there are a couple of white posts that was the way he should precede.

All due credit to him, he finally reversed out of the lake (without our help). I mentioned to him there was a track around the Southern edge which he followed and thankfully a holiday wasn’t ruined.

Regards

Kim