Now about that ASH. You made the mistake of only working with the lower levels guys, I have bought middle and upper management off...they will be over to seize it for "further examination" shortly.... As an experiment....go lay it in your backyard tonight and then check on it in the morning....I guarantee that it will have moved several metres toward Sydney all by itself. That is a naturally occurring phenomenon... you can't fight it...!!!
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Do you have any idea why so many trees seem like the bark is stripped away a few feet from the ground and up?
..... not sure of the exact spot my fellow Aussie was exploring but yes, there will be some Kangaroos/Wallabys and I am guessing some deer. There are snakes EVERYWHERE here. Not sure if I mentioned it in another thread but I did the snake dance on my front stairs at home here in suburbia a couple of weeks ago.... little bastage was catching some rays when I came out in shorts and no shoes...I had to wait him out for another half hour to send him onto snake heaven, I will say that I never kill snakes in the bush - live and let live, they do a great job of keeping down vermin, but I wont tolerate them around my house, my pups mean too much to me (albeit they killed the last snake in the yard).Snakes ?
.....yes.....it just happens..... cosmic forces and such....I knew my BG ASH1's were farther "south" under the bed than where I left them.
Thanks for sharing. Pictures are wonderful.
Any animals in that area ? Snakes ?
Now about that ASH. You made the mistake of only working with the lower levels guys, I have bought middle and upper management off...they will be over to seize it for "further examination" shortly.... As an experiment....go lay it in your backyard tonight and then check on it in the morning....I guarantee that it will have moved several metres toward Sydney all by itself. That is a naturally occurring phenomenon... you can't fight it...!!!
Awesome stuff! Thanks for sharing
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Take note other Aussies, I had to bribe customs in Sydney not to redirect this to Andy!!
Does Sydney custom put on hold an Ash1?? It’s not a double blade, why would they?
They're eucalypts and have smooth bark above and rough bark at the bottom (called a stocking). When the rough bark peels away in big streamers on some species they are called stringybarks.