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Dot wrote:
Mt Pleasant Ray, shed fits bus and for future investment, who knows what the future holds?

Qld, WA, or Vic Mount Pleasants?

OMG you have a green tractor John That is so erotic for you. I would pref the red one cuz when they do go they apparently go faster
Ray Mt Pleasant in SA of course.
Poor Gman is totally buggered tonight I had a ripper of a "manic" day, I got into that shed and woo hoo off I went, re oiled a couple of garden bench seats, more gardening and repotting some others, even got the old sewing machine out and made a real botched job of a sun screen to put between the bus's screen and the inside door in some attempt to keep the heat or cold at bay. cleaned up the vanity mirror / cabinet that I got the other day from op shop. fed the rhubarb some cow poop and seaweed drink, and got the vac blower out for a quick wizz around the house, amazing where all the dust comes from. Going to Mt Barker tomorrow so watch out op shops and Buntings..

Just a question one of you smart wise old men may know the answer to., Q/ Have any of you had any experience / knowledge of the poly septic tanks compared to the usual concrete ones?

You can hide green ones in the orange trees. They are more environmentally friendly too.
Still talking about tractors not septic tanks

Dot wrote: Ray Mt Pleasant in SA of course. :roll

But Dottie,
That’s NOWHERE NEAR Mannum!
You’re just moving from one side of the main road to the other...


At least you’ll be close to a few vineyards...

Greynomad wrote: ↑Fri Sep 28, 2018 12:44 am

Dot wrote: Ray Mt Pleasant in SA of course. :roll

But Dottie,
That’s NOWHERE NEAR Mannum!
You’re just moving from one side of the main road to the other...


At least you’ll be close to a few vineyards...

Which map are you looking at Ray?
Never go to vineyards anyway

Giggle... sorry, GOOGLE Maps.

Dot wrote: ↑Thu Sep 27, 2018 9:27 pm Just a question one of you smart wise old men may know the answer to., Q/ Have any of you had any experience / knowledge of the poly septic tanks compared to the usual concrete ones?

I have had both over the years Dot , would never to back to concrete .
Have corrugated iron at this place 4X5000 gallons each .
Bernie .

Never go to vineyards anyway

Hmmmmm.......
So Rutherglen is a non-starter then?

When SWMBO went to the local Doc not long after we arrived, he asked all the usual questions, including,
"How much alcohol do you drink in a day?'"
When she told him, he suggested she try to cut down a little.
SWMBO's response? "NO-ONE moves to Rutherglen to drink the water!"

BernieQ wrote: ↑Fri Sep 28, 2018 5:24 am

Dot wrote: ↑Thu Sep 27, 2018 9:27 pm Just a question one of you smart wise old men may know the answer to., Q/ Have any of you had any experience / knowledge of the poly septic tanks compared to the usual concrete ones?

I have had both over the years Dot , would never to back to concrete .
Have corrugated iron at this place 4X5000 gallons each .
Bernie .

Thanks Bernie, I do hope you realize I am talking about the septic tanks and not water tanks?? 4 x 5000gals is a lot of stored crap The poly septics don't seem to have a very long warranty but then again you don't have all the special people to set it up apart from the plumber to sign off on it. Think I know which way we may go.

Ray, there are other things to see and do in Rutherglen other than wine.