I looked very carefully that there wasn't a hidden nude person somewhere in that pic
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I didn't, I might have spotted one. :faint:
Its kind of Where Wally for adults ... Wally's brother, Wheres Willy
Obviously, " not the crack of dawn" or anybody else.
Well people, Ian's naturally know the good places to be. And being cheeky comes naturally also. ( I really should look for a having a shower at Teewah pic, Crustycon would be thrilled, @PhilD would have ammo for a month.........)
With my earlier mention of an Insurance dispute it's not a good look to mention me and ammo in the same sentence, but I assume that you are talking about people making an a**e of themselves.
Morning workers......
"Bar Stewards".... I'm back to work tomorrow
As far as I'm concerned there's 2 types of workers. There's those that are employed for a days work and get paid for it, then there's those that are now supposedly retired but wonder how they ever had time to go to regular work AND complete all they have to do at home AND don't collect any pay for it all.
I'm supposedly retired.
Apart from things that need doing to get the car and van in to touring mode I can't wait for the Wet Season to end and get moving West.
I'm supposedly retired.
Apart from things that need doing to get the car and van in to touring mode I can't wait for the Wet Season to end and get moving West.
I'm the third kind..... I work a fair days work and get paid for it plus TRY to complete extra work around the house etc unpaid when time permits
OH I am so looking forward to the day when I'm supposedly retired
OH I am so looking forward to the day when I'm supposedly retired
It seemed to me I got paid for a days work but had to do three days for it but now I'm the latter, always busy......
If you contact your local council they should be able to provide you with a copy of the survey that was done. I am sure they will charge you for it but will be less than the premium the insurance co wants to rip you off with. Not sure of your location but if you have underground drainage they would have needed to have done some sort of survey to see what volume of water the drains need to be capable of taking. :rain::fish2:
Sensational sunrise on my way to Broken Hill
The problem here is that this Council didn't exist before this township was started in 1982 under a Government body and the only flood that this eventual Council investigated anywhere here happened on Australia Day 1988 and didn't affect the property concerned. That matter was dealt with and some improvements were made and that particular spot hasn't flooded anywhere near like that since. I know this because we were the 3rd house occupied in this suburb in late 1982 and the block in question right next to us wasn't built on till a couple of years. I've always regretted not buying it when it was vacant as I could have had the shed I really wanted and now would have had much easier caravan access.
As to local drains etc coping with rain here, apart from leaf litter etc occasionally blocking grates the drains are well capable of coping with tropical wet seasons. The best recent example was Cyclone Carlos in February 2011 that formed as a category 1 right over Darwin Harbour and was basically stationary as a 1 for 3 days. In the week it hung around we had a bit in excess of 800mm in my gauge and not a sign of flooding in the streets. Rainfall of that amount in most Southern cities would have been a major flood event whereas here and many other tropical places it's around normal and usually drains away quite quickly. The areas that did flood were mainly creeks and rivers, especially where high tides also can come in to play. Apart from a couple of regular flood spots just to our North in Darwin flooding isn't much of a problem, but they also have some issues with some areas that one day will have a combination of high tides and storm surge that are yet to have full effect. The Darwin coastal region has tide variations of up to 8 metres so with lower tides most times the flood ways drain away readily.
Good afternoon. Sent detailed rebuttal to Insurance Company and was advised this afternoon that it's been reviewed and they have agreed to drop the Flood Levy. Waiting for it in writing.
It's @Crusty181, he's back. Forget it, seeing his back is not something to be contemplated so close to trying to sleep time.
You safe for the time being ... im still in the metro area, where what is being a naturalist in the scrub, becomes a pervert in the city
No it doesn't...... He's in my city
Hey @Crusty181 ... I didn't forget your request to get a pic of the shunt wiring (Did forget about letting you know!)
Pulled things apart when we got home from Busselton to get the pic and couldn't find the damn thing... Then remembered you have the drifter control and we have the TDS Solar Reg with Coast to Coast Tank and Battery Monitor (Wired direct and forgot no shunt needed)
At least I managed to clean out the dead ants from behind the panels
Pulled things apart when we got home from Busselton to get the pic and couldn't find the damn thing... Then remembered you have the drifter control and we have the TDS Solar Reg with Coast to Coast Tank and Battery Monitor (Wired direct and forgot no shunt needed)
At least I managed to clean out the dead ants from behind the panels