ST21 'Skinnydip' build, and boating adventures, Noosa, Australia
Re: ST21 Hybrid Powered "SKINNYDIP" Noosa Australia
Good stuff GB!!! Hope Mrs GB is doing well!! Jeff
Re: ST21 Hybrid Powered "SKINNYDIP" Noosa Australia
Gee Glossyblack,
I've been too busy to visit the forum in a while, and I'm shocked to hear of Mrs Glossyblack's medical condition.
I'll have my fingers crossed for good news!
Cheers Reefie
I've been too busy to visit the forum in a while, and I'm shocked to hear of Mrs Glossyblack's medical condition.
I'll have my fingers crossed for good news!
Cheers Reefie
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Re: ST21 Hybrid Powered "SKINNYDIP" Noosa Australia
Congrats! Must feel good after 20 years!
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Re: ST21 Hybrid Powered "SKINNYDIP" Noosa Australia
Congratulations GB. Something good to take your mind off what else is going on for a little bit.glossieblack wrote: ↑Fri Nov 09, 2018 5:06 pm Thanks cape man and Fuzz.
Our local volunteer conservation group has been plugging away for twenty years trying to get koala habitat protected as National Park. We had a nice win this week, as reported in the following link.
https://www.noosanews.com.au/news/histo ... d/3570458/
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Pretty dang amazing to me all the things you have going there Glossie. That is a wonderful thing the people have done for those cute little buggers
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Don’t be fooled by cuteness, Fuzz. A closely related subspecies, the Drop Bear, is as savage as a grizzly!
"Drop Bear: a large, arboreal, predatory marsupial related to the koala, the size of a leopard, having coarse orange fur with dark mottling, with powerful forearms for climbing and attacking prey, and a bite made using broad powerful premolars rather than canines. They weigh 120 kilograms (260 lb) and have a length of 130 centimetres (51 in).
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KOALAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!
I got to hold one in Australia Zoo, and it really clinged on to me. I smelled of Eucalypt for hours afterwards
I got to hold one in Australia Zoo, and it really clinged on to me. I smelled of Eucalypt for hours afterwards
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I am not surprised that any wild animal can be a problem when the mood strikes them. Something must be wrong with me because every time I see a Brown Bear I want to go tackle them
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Thanks Jeff, Reefie, cape man, Tom, Lee, Christer and Fuzz. Appreciated.
For some time I've suspected you were more than a little wild Fuzz.
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Almost there. This time tomorrow, the neurosurgeon will have pronounced.
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