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Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 9:09 pm
by cloughy
6.5 rangie wrote:i have to work through christmas, joys of being a sparky
but you've already met me and they don't get much better
And a cargo barrier and some second hand billy's
for you
I hope you both like beer
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 9:09 pm
by rangyman
cloughy wrote:rangyman wrote:hey and ill catch up with you before the 8th of jan anyway so you get to meet me
Yea, 2 H4 inserts for you
yep you da man
and of course melbourne bitter
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 9:13 pm
by rangyman
cloughy wrote:6.5 rangie wrote:i have to work through christmas, joys of being a sparky
but you've already met me and they don't get much better
And a cargo barrier and some second hand billy's
for you
I hope you both like beer
you didnt see me at the navnite mmmmmm beer yes i was very easy on the competiters
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 9:25 pm
by cloughy
rangyman wrote:
and of course melbourne bitter
Mmmmmm, melbourne, should have seen the look on the fuzz'z face when they breathoed me yesterday, 2 cans up and 10 slabs in the back of the dirty old falcon ute, MB 2 for 60, farkin bargain
Posted: Sat Dec 23, 2006 1:36 pm
by cloughy
No going to hugget's, went there yesterday, all black sticks
Still thinking of where to go
Posted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 8:08 pm
by Pharb
Did you see what Dermody's was like. By the looks of some maps I have seen it looks like the fire didn't cross the river just there, although it looks like it might be a bit black around the south western side of the park (maybe a bit of back burning).
Was looking at slipping up there for a quick overnighter. (Been to busy to go bush for a few months, getting withdrawal symptoms)
Peter H
Posted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 8:18 pm
by cloughy
Pharb wrote:Did you see what Dermody's was like. By the looks of some maps I have seen it looks like the fire didn't cross the river just there, although it looks like it might be a bit black around the south western side of the park (maybe a bit of back burning).
Was looking at slipping up there for a quick overnighter. (Been to busy to go bush for a few months, getting withdrawal symptoms)
Peter H
Dermody's, not sure where that is, interested to know??
At the moment looks like I may just slip up to cheynes bridge for a girly one, IF the weather heats up, now they've opened up the licola road again
Posted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 9:06 pm
by rangyman
So matt when ya going away cause i was going to pop up next week some time
Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 8:00 am
by cloughy
Back at work on the 2nd, dunno when, weather dependant, got fri 5th of, so thats probably best
Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 8:41 am
by rangyman
Ok so if i come up late in the day catch up with you then go and see my old man in boolara and have some beers with you and my dad
at this stage i would say wednesday afternoon ill give you a call when im on my way
whats the best time in the arvo for you
cheers chris
Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 7:32 pm
by cloughy
Finish at 5, next week only, i do wierd ass hours
Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 8:34 pm
by Pharb
Sorry, confusing Huggets with Wombat Crossing near the south eastern end of the Mt Angus Track towards Valencia Creek. Dermody's is just to the south west of Wombat Crossing on the south side of the river. Great camping site(s), but to easy to get to. You could drag a caravan in behind a Falcon if you wanted to, although we rarely see anyone else there.
Got a (CFA) pager message today "A 200ha burn will be lit early this afternoon between Bulldog Junction and Wombat Crossing, Nth of Congulla and Upper Maffra West areas........This burn is part of a larger burn, approx 10000ha total, planned for this area to be conducted in stages........There will also be a burn north of Seaton today to thicken up control lines in that area."
Oh well. If it wasn't burnt before it will be now.
Peter H