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Hey! Adelaide water has all the Fluoride one could possibly need. I still want my bread back, you thieving vagabond.
That's not a cloud, that's a boat.
*Mumbles something about the education level of the convicts*
*Mumbles something about the education level of the convicts*
I know, but every time you post those pics, I just remember when I went to Melbourne once it was 52˚C during the day according to the thermometer. That's just wrong.Chundles said:Yep, 100% of your lifetime Fluoride intake in just one 30mL shot.
Oh and dynamicv, keep laughing...
I love Australia, especially New South Wales, but I couldn't live there. Especially after watching Wolf Creek
dynamicv said:I know, but every time you post those pics, I just remember when I went to Melbourne once it was 52?C during the day according to the thermometer. That's just wrong.
I love Australia, especially New South Wales, but I couldn't live there. Especially after watching Wolf Creek
Wolf Creek?
The bad guy in Wolf Creek used to be the resident handyman on "Better Homes and Gardens." I can't take him seriously in that movie, I keep thinking he's about to turn to camera and tell us in his typical "Aussie Larrikin" way how to put together a nice day-bed or a set of bookshelves.
52°C? Luxury...
gekko513 said:I find this more appealing...
That does look pretty cool no pun intended gekko513.
I'm British. bam! but not southern. so I'm no "taaaar iil", I'm "towah hell". in my amalgamation of yorkshire, lancashire and manchester accent.
PICTURES OF MY AREA. Because that needed caps. Think Last of the Summer Wine.
PICTURES OF MY AREA. Because that needed caps. Think Last of the Summer Wine.
Hey, there's a whole thread for those views form your window...
To add to the pictures I posted there: You still need something like a spectacular sunrise
or a full moon combined with the first snow
to make the view anything special...
But combined with my walk home, I think this is as nice a place as anywhere to live, even if we have wet, mild summer and wet, mild winters. At an hour and a half by plane from London, it's actually not too far off "civilization", either... if I just could afford the airfare...
To add to the pictures I posted there: You still need something like a spectacular sunrise
or a full moon combined with the first snow
to make the view anything special...
But combined with my walk home, I think this is as nice a place as anywhere to live, even if we have wet, mild summer and wet, mild winters. At an hour and a half by plane from London, it's actually not too far off "civilization", either... if I just could afford the airfare...
Ok, to contract the Northern pics, here are some pics from the South of England...
A guide to Grendon Underwood, Bucks
A guide to Grendon Underwood, Bucks
Noon in Norway is always lovely to seeMitthrawnuruodo said:Hey, there's a whole thread for those views form your window...
To add to the pictures I posted there: You still need something like a spectacular sunrise
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or a full moon combined with the first snow
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to make the view anything special...
Yeah... that's the first image... the other one is earlier in the morning...dynamicv said:Noon in Norway is always lovely to see
Well it's probably close to noon somewhere when I took that picture... ;-)
Ugh... beach... sand ... sun.... not my favourite environment...Chundles said:
And you need some more pollution to get that strong red colour in that sunrise...
I prefer the mountains... either hiking in the summer or alpine skiing in the winter...
What was this thread about, anyway...? ;-)