Twas looking as though we skipped winter, but…… just as I had organised a trip to Canberra for some Truffle tasting and possibly dropping in on Eric Cope for his 69th in Goulburn, winter dropped in instead and snowed us in. So making the most of the cards that were dealt, Lou dragged out her Xcountry sticks and made first tracks while JOK and I played with snow balls. I copped one fair in the ear while taking a few snaps which you can see below:-
On the approach to winter 2013, the Jindabyne Dam released massive flows to flush out years of debris. This provoked concerns about the habitation of fish in our part of the Snowy River. On this anxiety, I invited a local legendary Polish fisherman, known as Mathew Bocian to investigate the activity of fish along our own 2 kilometre river frontage which forms our South boundary. The result of which can be seen on YouTube.
See link: http://youtu.be/jT61k-_bn4Q
Well, with the weather up here finally letting us know that it might be winter (20′ today .. *brrr* ) thoughts turn south again . . .
Everyone faring OK ?
Nic, you working this season ?
Might get down once or twice this season for a cup of tea or two 🙂
JB
Photo taken of Geehi Hut before the 2003 fires. I went everywhere in that BMW.
This is a follow-on from this link: http://jindy.portaloz.tv/2013/07/05/351/
I took some photos when i ventured further than i ever had before along our boundary. There are some hairy spots to negotiate but it’s worth it to see these places and yes we are responsible for them.
Like this private beach (There is at least three similar sites along the boundary):
And this gorge (Which the deer and goats use to cross the Snowy River):
During the process of the Marshal Duncan and Mark Luntungan construction there was an altercation between dogs when JOK bit Marshal as he tried to intervene. You are required to use your imagination from here…….
Can any one suggest a good name for my horse shed and round yard? i have updated the “Woodhenge” post with a few pics. A round yard is to go in yet and the entry to the round yard will have an overhang that will bear this new name. Yes, i know it’s a bit of a wank, but just humor me please and help me out.
We are planning a bonfire for the next full moon which is Saturday 25th May, weather permitting. All welcome to join us.
Well, now that the worst of summer has supposedly passed here on the Central coast, thoughts turn southward . . .
Is everyone safe and well down there ?
What about some nice pics of the landscape ?
Ok… how’s this, Snowy River cool… 
