So come on guys, where are you??? ;)
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Camped in Robinvale/Euston. Small & clean CP. We're right on the Murray riverbank!
Pelicans swimming & flying up & down all afternoon. One cheeky magpie demanding food, too. (Didn't get any!)
Weather has finally warmed up... no diesel heating required tonight!
Decided to stay another day & veg out before heading for home (slowly).
Don't have to be there until next Tuesday.
Plan to spend a day or two at Lake Lascelles, Hopetoun, en route.
Spent last night in Barham/Koondrook.
V disappointed to find that the fine Redgum furniture studios which were there on our last visit (about 7yrs ago) have all closed down. Told that one had moved to Kerang, so retraced path to visit, only to find that more than half his stuff is Radiata Pine stained to resemble Redgum!
He also has lots of mass-produced furniture, with just a few showpiece Redgum natural-edged slab tables.
I've seen better work at the Melb Working With Wood shows...
Disappointed, I am.
Pelicans swimming & flying up & down all afternoon. One cheeky magpie demanding food, too. (Didn't get any!)
Weather has finally warmed up... no diesel heating required tonight!

Decided to stay another day & veg out before heading for home (slowly).
Don't have to be there until next Tuesday.
Plan to spend a day or two at Lake Lascelles, Hopetoun, en route.

Spent last night in Barham/Koondrook.
V disappointed to find that the fine Redgum furniture studios which were there on our last visit (about 7yrs ago) have all closed down. Told that one had moved to Kerang, so retraced path to visit, only to find that more than half his stuff is Radiata Pine stained to resemble Redgum!

He also has lots of mass-produced furniture, with just a few showpiece Redgum natural-edged slab tables.
I've seen better work at the Melb Working With Wood shows...
Disappointed, I am.

Regards & God bless,
Ray
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Woodinit turnya Ray
Good ol pinus can be made to look like anything except quality!
Good ol pinus can be made to look like anything except quality!
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dapope wrote:Good ol pinus can be made to look like anything except quality!



I like it! Mind if I use it?
Regards & God bless,
Ray
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Go right ahead
Its gotta be good for something besides fenceposts

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The wood mill on the way into Barham closed quite a few yrs ago, that was where the redgum came from, the mill is now home to a very big solar array.
A mate of mine who lives in Koondrook worked at the timber mill for 15 yrs or more, next minute, no job, no redundancy, out on your arse. It has just about finished the two towns, they are all living either on the dole or getting subsidised work on the flood the forest project, yet another brainless idea being organised by complete dills. Some of the stories have you in tears laughing until you realise that we are paying for the joke, it looses it humour then.
A mate of mine who lives in Koondrook worked at the timber mill for 15 yrs or more, next minute, no job, no redundancy, out on your arse. It has just about finished the two towns, they are all living either on the dole or getting subsidised work on the flood the forest project, yet another brainless idea being organised by complete dills. Some of the stories have you in tears laughing until you realise that we are paying for the joke, it looses it humour then.
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Going back past Tooleybuc Ray?
Better go into Tooleybuc and measure the bridge for Dot!
There's a lovely Dollhouse that Joy may enjoy browsing there.
Lot of history surrounding that bridge. It still opens for paddle steamers I believe.
Better go into Tooleybuc and measure the bridge for Dot!
There's a lovely Dollhouse that Joy may enjoy browsing there.
Lot of history surrounding that bridge. It still opens for paddle steamers I believe.
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Still in Sapphire decided to stay another couple of days in hope of finding that great big gem
lovely park nice bush setting, from here its further south..
Cheers Ros.

Cheers Ros.
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Wednesday 5'er in at Dario's for repairs all day.
Ranger in at Ford for 30K service all day.
Went to the pictures [2nd time in 40 years] and saw " The Lone Ranger" with Johnny Depp, enjoyed it at the Marion shopping centre.
Getting some protection fitted tomorrow [under van] hope to catch the Safari at Farina Ruins on Friday.
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Ranger in at Ford for 30K service all day.
Went to the pictures [2nd time in 40 years] and saw " The Lone Ranger" with Johnny Depp, enjoyed it at the Marion shopping centre.
Getting some protection fitted tomorrow [under van] hope to catch the Safari at Farina Ruins on Friday.
PeterH
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