Agreed. That's true Darwinism at work right there.what a dickhead, why would you think that was a good idea
Agreed. That's true Darwinism at work right there.what a dickhead, why would you think that was a good idea
So rewarding. Baby wombats are amazing, like little bulldozers. They sleep for 23.5 hours, then run flat out for half an hour and reset.I would do some questionable things to hang with wombats. Such cool creatures. Very cool what you guys do!
First time I ever had to look after baby wombats one of them barreled head first into a shed and bent the hinges on the door.Wombats can do equally questionable things too. I was nearly strangled by one for example. They are also incredibly single-minded and will often not take walls, floors or doors for an answer...
I live in a mud brick house with glass doors and floor level windows...there will be no wombat caring going on in here!First time I ever had to look after baby wombats one of them barreled head first into a shed and bent the hinges on the door.
Sadly some poor bloke is getting an Darwin award.Agreed. That's true Darwinism at work right there.
I feel sorry for the folks in Launceston on regular pay.public holiday in Hobart so earning $90 per hour to take a call every 10 minutes
fixed that for you.I feel sorry for the folks in Launceston
If I was a bower bird I'd be worried a huge dinosaur sized relative was building a floating BOWER to rule all bower!View attachment 360059The Hawkesbury Gazette
WINDSOR BRIDGE TO RE-OPEN 6AM THURSDAY Transport for NSW says Windsor Bridge will be reopened at 6am tomorrow (Thursday, February 13) for light vehicles. The speed limit will be reduced to 40km/h and...www.facebook.com
what is Waragamba sitting at now?I'm on the East side, but I thought the same. We had a good dump this arvo too. Creeks all blew out again ..... we shall see ...
Sitting in the middle of it.what is Waragamba sitting at now?
Or working in hospitality.....I feel sorry for the folks in Launceston on regular pay.
3 days ago it was at 42%. It hit 63% two days ago. Article below says it hit 71% today.what is Waragamba sitting at now?
The Minister for Western Sydney Stuart Ayres has warned that residents in the Hawkesbury-Nepean region would have "been in a lot of trouble" had the city's main dam been closer to capacity.
Using the wild weekend weather to defend the NSW government's plan to raise the Warragamba Dam wall, Mr Ayres said communities escaped a severe flood because of the drought.
Here is an interesting article about the flood plains and dam wall raising.3 days ago it was at 42%. It hit 63% two days ago. Article below says it hit 71% today.
After tonight, it will be up to around 80, I assume. The drought saved us!
Only drought saved residents from a full Warragamba Dam: Minister
Stuart Ayres used the wild weekend weather to defend his government's plan to raise the dam wall, saying the region was spared because the water levels were so low.www.smh.com.au