Hi HG
Happy with their decision but probably would be a loving it a bit more if Tassie was beside Fiji as it is a bit cool down here at the moment 
Regards Don
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Hi HG
Happy with their decision but probably would be a loving it a bit more if Tassie was beside Fiji as it is a bit cool down here at the moment
Regards Don
I always wanted to buy up big on 44 Gallon drums and float Tassy due north for a couple of thousand miles Donk when I lived there . Never like walking on puddles
that you didn't get your feet wet in the middle of winter.
Hi HG
I love it down here on the Huon but this morning it was cold and foggy with a big frost and a bit of ice around
I had to take my wife to Hobart to the Hospital and as we went up the hill and emerged out of the fog it was a beautiful day with a blue sky and it was quite warm (about 12 degrees)
Spent about half a hour in Hobart enjoying the sunshine and then drove back down to the Huon as as we came to the top of the hill we could see that the valley was still blanketed with fog but the blue sky was above it with the snow capped Hartz peak in the distance and it looked beautiful
Back down into the fog and the temperature dropped about 10 degrees
The fog finally cleared around lunchtime and we had a couple of hours of sunshine before it started to get dark and cold again
It was a bit annoying to know the above the layer of fog it was a beautiful day
Regards Don
Select to expand quoteDonk107 said..
Hi HG
I love it down here on the Huon but this morning it was cold and foggy with a big frost and a bit of ice around
I had to take my wife to Hobart to the Hospital and as we went up the hill and emerged out of the fog it was a beautiful day with a blue sky and it was quite warm (about 12 degrees)
Spent about half a hour in Hobart enjoying the sunshine and then drove back down to the Huon as as we came to the top of the hill we could see that the valley was still blanketed with fog but the blue sky was above it with the snow capped Hartz peak in the distance and it looked beautiful
Back down into the fog and the temperature dropped about 10 degrees
The fog finally cleared around lunchtime and we had a couple of hours of sunshine before it started to get dark and cold again
It was a bit annoying to know the above the layer of fog it was a beautiful day
Regards Don
it was minus one in the low lying areas inland here in vic as well donk , not as bad on the coast and up a few hundred meters though .only 6 or 7. beautiful day though
This is Port Huon at the moment from the weather station about 5 mins up the road hrvistaweather.com/cgi-sys/suspendedpage.cgi
Regards Don
You blokes don't know what cold is!!! It will be going down to 7 degrees overnight here in Bundaberg. 
ok .................. ahhhhh,,,,,,,,,,,,, its a fire place with a tv on the left side ? donk !!! what the hell are you drinking ?
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ok .................. ahhhhh,,,,,,,,,,,,, its a fire place with a tv on the left side ? donk !!! what the hell are you drinking ?
Jober as a sudge
It must be a ipad thing
We actuall did it on purpose so you could lie on the lounge on your side and watch the tellie
regards Don
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oh..... thats not fair ...........you youesd the edit function !
Still can't get it to stand up though
One of these days youse guys will all gets smart and use irfanview ... it is free
Select to expand quoteLooseChange said..
One of these days youse guys will all gets smart and use irfanview ... it is free
Love your work Loosechange
Regards Don
And here was me thinking that Donk lived in a rustic stone cottage with slate walls and a high aspect ratio ultra chic top loading wood heater.
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And here was me thinking that Donk lived in a rustic stone cottage with slate walls and a high aspect ratio ultra chic top loading wood heater.
...........and here I was thinking it was the wood heater on his boat and she was lying over from a bullet shooting down the valley!!
Off topic Donk, but if you were to choose another Hobart suburb, perhaps a little warmer, where would you look? Snug? Kettering? Kingston?
Select to expand quotesamsturdy said..
Love those 'flame effect' radiators.
Hi Sam
Wish it was then I wouldn't need to cart this stuff in on cold nights to keep it fed
Regards Don
Select to expand quoteGuitz said..frant said..
And here was me thinking that Donk lived in a rustic stone cottage with slate walls and a high aspect ratio ultra chic top loading wood heater.
...........and here I was thinking it was the wood heater on his boat and she was lying over from a bullet shooting down the valley!!
Hi Guitz
I wish it was but my boat isn't that flash
On Aqua-fae when it get cold the only way to get warm is put more clothes on
Regards Don
Select to expand quoteYara said..
Off topic Donk, but if you were to choose another Hobart suburb, perhaps a little warmer, where would you look? Snug? Kettering? Kingston?
Hi Yara
Temperature wise moving from the Huon to the Channel town you have mentioned probably would not make a lot of difference
Hobart and the towns down the Channel often have diffeent weather than what we have on the Huon but some times ours is better and other times theirs is so it probably balances itself out
As far as somewhere to live I much prefer the Huon over Hobart and i think we have better sailing waters as well
We get strong winds but mostly we have more shelter and flatter waters
Often when we do long races out into the channel it is a relief to reenter the Huon and not get belted around
On the Huon if it blows up you can normally find shelter on one side of the river or the other
We are about 40nm sail from Hobart and probably 10nm from the Channel so both are not that far away
I am probably biased but I think Port Huon is a great place to call home
Regards Don
I noticed that the titles refers to Tasmania as "Tasmainia", by extension are the inhabitants known as Tas-mainiacs?
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I noticed that the titles refers to Tasmania as "Tasmainia", by extension are the inhabitants known as Tas-mainiacs?
I resemble that remark except for 3 times a year when I am still a Queenslander
Regards Don
My wife and I stayed at Snug Cove camping ground when we were in Tas for the Wooden Boat Festival. We made it as far as Cygnet and think that whole area is spectacular. Next time we will be going further to Franklin and Hastings etc. We have had a look at real estate prices and toyed with the idea of moving there in a few years.....you never know!
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My wife and I stayed at Snug Cove camping ground when we were in Tas for the Wooden Boat Festival. We made it as far as Cygnet and think that whole area is spectacular. Next time we will be going further to Franklin and Hastings etc. We have had a look at real estate prices and toyed with the idea of moving there in a few years.....you never know!
Hi Guitz
it is a great place to live as long as you are not too bothered by the cold and the price of realestate here is still pretty good compared to what you would get in a similar location on the mainland
Regards Don
I still reckon Tassie is in the Southern Ocean. Bounded by Southern Ocean from South Cape to Bass Strait on West Coast, Bass Strait to Eddystone Point, Tasman Sea (west Pacific???) down East Coast.
That is not a Pacific Island.
