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Post by Stayt`ie »

from one Plumber (retired) to another Plumber,,, mate i understand your desire to escape "the trade",, poetry just may be the key, but dont give up ya day job just yet,,,, :lol: :lol:
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Post by OLDtimer »

I will be inspecting the lake , along with Trev, Cookey & Plucka on Feb. 20th, a final decision will be made on that day, If its still as good as it was at xmas time, we will have the best race surface for many years. Pete. DLRA #6
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Post by Rob »

OLDtimer wrote: we will have the best race surface for many years. Pete. DLRA #6


I'm sure I heard that Saturday before the race last year Pete :wink:

Good on you fellas, will there still be a working bee/party if it goes down the tube?

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lookin good

Post by Dr Goggles »

just been looking at the weather out there...

http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/dwo/IDCJD ... test.shtml

It's been hot and dry, low winds.....couple of 40's in a row 8)
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Crying

Post by Pt. Augusta Speed Seekers »

Hey oldtimer

I thought I was invited to go 2 the lake as well on the 20th

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Post by Cookey »

Doc,
Got Grog :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?:
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Re: Crying

Post by jrbcastle »

Pt. Augusta Speed Seekers wrote:Hey oldtimer

I thought I was invited to go 2 the lake as well on the 20th

Doc Murdock
Doc you've never needed an invite to go anywere :D
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Post by PLUCKA »

Sorry about this weeks run up to the salt I was unable to get there due to work committments. How ever as Dr G stated its been bloody hot and several days above 40. Spoke to Joy and nil change since my last Lake encounter last Wednesday. I'll be going up on Monday.

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Post by momec »

And Pluka can we have a fly report. Its been many years since there was a fly plague and I'd hate to turn up unprepared as they a'rnt very tasty.

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Post by REAL Stan »

Flies are always bad Chris
but think of the protein u save on :lol:
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Post by gennyshovel »

I'm no weather man, but after watching the wet stuff slowly move thru SA and into Vic (wet as a shag here now) appears to be missing Lake G (just !)
Fingers crossed
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PLUCKA
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Post by PLUCKA »

Tiny
I saw that you got a pizzelling but your correct it missed Mt Ives and the Lake. Fingers crossed. And Chris I now present my fly report. Last year there was about 10 to the T shirt, however this year the yield is quite high with approximately 50 to the T shirt. As dorky as they look I suggest fly nets and heaps of spray. I also heard cow shit smeared on the face works but I can't substantiate that.


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Post by David Leikvold »

No, you smear it all over the back of your T-shirt to keep them away from your face :lol: ! Just remember to always face into the wind.
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Post by Rob »

Plucka,

I thought that was to promote beard growth ;) thanks for the heads up. I took a net last year but never used it.

The guys we camped with dropped bacon rinds off to the side of where we camped. Said it'd keep the ants away and it sure seemed to work.

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Post by momec »

Thanks Pluka.
Been taking a fly net since 1999 and never used it. Apparently a few years earlier there was a real bad year, so bad you could'nt open your mouth without half a dozen crawling in.


I'm from a dairy farm as a kid and I personally prefer flys to cow shit.

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