Recent Adventures
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Recent Adventures
by biggbird » Tue 27 Aug, 2013 7:54 pm
Just a few shots from a random assortment of walks over the last couple of months. Trying to keep getting out in winter! You can all have fun telling me where each is from
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Re: Recent Adventures
by biggbird » Wed 28 Aug, 2013 3:58 pm
Haha cheers Doogs. There have been some fun walks, that's for sure!
Can't edit my first post, and a few of them got cut off by forum image restrictions, so will just repost smaller versions
Can't edit my first post, and a few of them got cut off by forum image restrictions, so will just repost smaller versions
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Re: Recent Adventures
by stepbystep » Wed 28 Aug, 2013 4:04 pm
Nice pics, you've put me to shame this winter, I'm lucky to get out once a month...
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Re: Recent Adventures
by biggbird » Wed 28 Aug, 2013 7:11 pm
The joys of being a student? Haven't worked in about 3 months, but being poor is worth it for the option to get out most weekends 
And now that I've finished my exams for the year... Here's hoping for some more photo opportunities. West coast this weekend, Lake Rhona/Reeds Peak the weekend after, and the weekend after that... Who knows! (Just to rub it in )
Hope you've had a chance to try out the gaiters at least!
Also, the photos in the first post are fine on my computer at home, guess it was a monitor restriction at uni rather than a forum thing.
And now that I've finished my exams for the year... Here's hoping for some more photo opportunities. West coast this weekend, Lake Rhona/Reeds Peak the weekend after, and the weekend after that... Who knows! (Just to rub it in )Hope you've had a chance to try out the gaiters at least!
Also, the photos in the first post are fine on my computer at home, guess it was a monitor restriction at uni rather than a forum thing.
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Re: Recent Adventures
by stepbystep » Wed 28 Aug, 2013 7:19 pm
Look fine at home bb, and yes, students suck for many reasons. I was one once so I know!
Nevermind I've formulated a plan for next week
Nevermind I've formulated a plan for next week
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Re: Recent Adventures
by weetbix456 » Thu 29 Aug, 2013 11:17 pm
I see my toosh trying to keep warm right up there?? is that first one from picco?? I have to stalk your facey maybs
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Re: Recent Adventures
by biggbird » Fri 30 Aug, 2013 3:56 pm
And what a nice toosh it is. Nah, first one's from Pine Valley. Heaps of awesome Pandani in there!
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Re: Recent Adventures
by tibboh » Fri 30 Aug, 2013 4:18 pm
stepbystep wrote:Nice pics, you've put me to shame this winter, I'm lucky to get out once a month...
+1......sometimes not even once a month
gettin me down "I'd rather be up a mountain"
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Re: Recent Adventures
by biggbird » Mon 02 Sep, 2013 12:43 pm
^I'm very lucky, that's for sure! Gotta take advantage of it while I can, before I start working properly next year. Then it will be a lot rarer
A few from this Saturday, awesome weather on the west coast allowed us to spend 11 hours on and about the Tyndalls. Now my favourite daywalk in the state!
A few from this Saturday, awesome weather on the west coast allowed us to spend 11 hours on and about the Tyndalls. Now my favourite daywalk in the state!
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