Is this the ultimate golf course

www.nullarborlinks.com

For those nomads who need to practice between holes, I found this in Cheap as Chips
and had to buy one.

Having one of those would mean that we didn't have to hold another club in the little house? :) Great way to pass, err................the time??

Sitting down on the job I see

If Mark Twain thought golf was a "good walk spoiled", what would he think of this!!!!

Hi Gary & Kerry What a great golf kit - At my place it would be called the number 2 hole on the back nine... And I could see that it would always be a strain playing that hole.. LOL - would be just the game for Dave06 to play in the glass castle while flogging around the paddock.

I think he flogs enough in the paddock Biggles :)

yes Biggles it would pass the time but I have never had the inclination for golf! dont really know why, but if I'm not at work then I'm repairing some travellers breakdown (most weekends), if I'm not doing that then I'm off with a heap of freinds I have two days off wednesday and thursday (because of forecast temperatures) so we booked a flight to the mount (mount gambier) just a quick one as some of our freinds down there have had some kiddies and we havent seen them as yet, should be great to catch up again it will just be a quick in and out but a welcome relief from the header I have booked the canada break, absolutely marvelous what can be acieved over the phone all from the harvester, all flights, transfers and tours as well as specialist tours such as the trans canada train and a few gorge and those icey watchamacallit's, glaciers that's it!! I just told her to throw a whizzbang one together, one that includes all highlights, she got back to me yesterday afternoon with an itinerary and a price yikes!! (which hurt) all will be revealed to me when I get the confirmation in the mail then I will know what I have bought! so it's all go for 21 days in the beginning of January! canada, alaska and some others that I havent even heard of! gonna be interesting because I cant stand flying!!!!!!!! anyway it's head down and backside up for this little chook to pay for it!

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so it's all go for 21 days in the beginning of January! canada, alaska and some others that I havent even heard of! gonna be interesting because I cant stand flying!!!!!!!!

anyway it's head down and backside up for this little chook to pay for it!

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Ahhhhhhhhhhh Dave you will be needing your friendly Malamute, and furskins, it's going to be -28 in Alaska at that time of year....
Will we be able to call you Sgt Preston when you get back?

 

I'm glad I'm not a golfer - I'd need extra room for the golfing gear.....

HHhhmmmm!! yes Basil I received a phone call from cheryl (our booking agent) earlier, she asked if we "really" wanted to travel at that time I said I didnt mind, I sort of had a "winter wonderland" fuzzy picture in mind but -28 may just be a little too wintery so after reading your weather forecast I have rang cheryl back and rescheduled all events for a finer time, not fond of going from 45 degs to -25 it's a mild 41 degs here at the moment almost chilly! not sure when we are going now as the canadian/alaskan summer/spring/autumn is the busy time and she has a lot to reschedule and of course additional cost! but I guess whatever summer is over there, I dont care! I mainly want to see the rocky mountains and that train, thats the main thing, glaciers and cruises were mentioned so we had a few of them thrown in as well, I'd like to see yosemite and yellowstone but money and time doesnt permit that! not real sure where we are actually going yet, wait to see the itinerary! that cheryl has booked!

wished I had checked in here earlier Gary, I would have loved to catch up and have you meet a bit of our extended "family" which has just grown by two more still havent sorted out the canada trip but I havent got through all my emails as yet it's probably in there