The G.M Olympics-- who" s getting ready to crash the borders-?
ERI LI said
10:32 AM May 10, 2020
If so,where to-?
Bicyclecamper said
12:36 PM May 10, 2020
I want to head back to Birdsville, again by bike, then cross over on a track I know that takes you into NT, and follow the border up to Adam Range. Last 2 trips there, I have been studying a new Marsupial Mouse, that has a reverse pouch like a wombat. I have not reported them as in previous instances, animals have been taken killed and dissected. So am keeping this discovery out of scientific hands. Last count their were 73 individuals, and I suspect their are many more within the range. These trips are pretty lonely as I do not take my dog, and also reasonably dangerous as water has to be conserved for the whole trip. I can only stay out there for 5 days, before I have to move on. But I really enjoy the work, especially knowing nobody is around for 400km.
ERI LI said
01:38 PM May 10, 2020
Ok,that's a big one- r you video- ing the find..From which border-?SSH keep the university Intrusive ARROGANTS awayits the British practice to science/ record/ taxidermy/ X the 100s all in the name of- classifying-" ..It's really for their own SELF IMPORTANT EGO GLOWS then the new but DEAD species are put in a drawer for decadesBritish EGO CENTRICITY
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Bicyclecamper said
10:33 PM May 10, 2020
From QLD border. The track up is just animal trail that I followed the first time onto more animal trails for a while. This is how I travel in the outback, into some pretty remote places, using my army maps, modern maps, a compass and a GPS so I don't get lost. Yes, have videoed taken photos, marked location on the map with the Gps and taken lots of notes, all in a book mind you. I don't do it on an laptop, prefer oldschool. This next trip, I will be taking a single wheel BOB trailer, so I can carry more water and extra food. I wasn't looking for any particular animal at the time. I stumbled across them, and only had enough water spare to stay out there for 2 more days, so their was a lot of quick information gathering in that time. It was only when I came home, that I became sure, it was a new marsupial. I had my dog with me then. So next trip was near the end of winter 6 weeks later and I stayed there 5 days, and did a lot of work. But this trip is for night work only, a total investigation and how they also interact with themselves and predators.
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ERI LI said
03:07 AM May 11, 2020
& breeding-? They would have vulnerablitys Becos of no interactions with the larger,outside world.Do you want my email address,to be in touch-? It cld be a safety thing
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Bicyclecamper said
11:14 PM May 11, 2020
Yes you can send the email address. Will not be going out until all the borders are open, and am about to build a lightweight camper for the bike, to make all my trips very much more comfortable. I know it will ad weight, but a gearing adjustment on a much lower scale will solve that. Also will probably then come in to the area from the north side, as their are 4wd tracks ( very old) that lead there.
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ERI LI said
09:26 AM May 12, 2020
Cheap living up here
-- Edited by ERI LI on Tuesday 12th of May 2020 11:56:56 AM
Bicyclecamper said
07:26 PM May 12, 2020
Have removed relevant info on their location. Thanks for the advice Erin. cant seem to delete the relevant posts. can you help.
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ERI LI said
12:53 PM May 13, 2020
Bicyclecamper wrote:
From QLD border.
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ERI LI said
12:55 PM May 13, 2020
Bicyclecamper wrote:
From QLD border.
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ERI LI said
01:12 PM May 13, 2020
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ERI LI said
01:14 PM May 13, 2020
-- Edited by Bicyclecamper on Sunday 10th of May 2020 11:01:03 PM
-- Edited by Bicyclecamper on Sunday 10th of May 2020 11:20:44 PM
Ok,that's a big one- r you video- ing the find..From which border-?SSH keep the university Intrusive ARROGANTS awayits the British practice to science/ record/ taxidermy/ X the 100s all in the name of- classifying-" ..It's really for their own SELF IMPORTANT EGO GLOWS then the new but DEAD species are put in a drawer for decadesBritish EGO CENTRICITY
-- Edited by ERI LI on Sunday 10th of May 2020 03:17:57 PM
-- Edited by ERI LI on Sunday 10th of May 2020 03:56:00 PM
Perhaps we should adopt the Chinese way, when food supplies in the home land are depleted or extinct simply move off shore, intimidate or invade.
Then there is the medical aspect:
"Traditional Chinese medicine and wildlife
The worlds oldest healthcare tradition has helped to drive some animal species to the brink of extinction.
Traditional Chinese medicine, often referred to as TCM, is a system of health care that dates back to the third century B.C. It grew out of the writings of ancient healers, who began recording their observations of the body, its functions, and its reactions to various therapies and treatments, including herbal remedies, massage, and acupuncture. For more than 2,000 years, generations of healers and scholars added to and refined the knowledge. The result is a canon of literature dealing with practically every sort of health issuefrom the common cold to cancer, pregnancy to old age.
Though China has long embraced science-based medicine, TCM remains popular throughout the country and is often offered in hospitals and clinics alongside science-based medical treatments. TCM has also become popular beyond Chinas borders and can now be found in more than 180 countries worldwide, according to some counts, and has an industry value of more than $60 billion a year.
Chinese Eat Almost Everything That Moves!
Foreigners are often shocked what Chinese eat. Many Chinese dishes make foreigners feel weird or squeamish, like dog hotpot, insects, scorpions, snakes, rats, pig's ears, heads, feet, hearts, lungs, liver, kidneys, intestines, and boiled blood.
If so,whe
re to-?
Ok,that's a big one- r you video- ing the find..From which border-?SSH keep the university Intrusive ARROGANTS away
its the British practice to science/ record/ taxidermy/ X the 100s all in the name of- classifying-" ..It's really for their own SELF IMPORTANT EGO GLOWS then the new but DEAD species are put in a drawer for decades
British EGO CENTRICITY
-- Edited by ERI LI on Sunday 10th of May 2020 03:17:57 PM
-- Edited by ERI LI on Sunday 10th of May 2020 03:56:00 PM
From QLD border. The track up is just animal trail that I followed the first time onto more animal trails for a while. This is how I travel in the outback, into some pretty remote places, using my army maps, modern maps, a compass and a GPS so I don't get lost. Yes, have videoed taken photos, marked location on the map with the Gps and taken lots of notes, all in a book mind you. I don't do it on an laptop, prefer oldschool. This next trip, I will be taking a single wheel BOB trailer, so I can carry more water and extra food. I wasn't looking for any particular animal at the time. I stumbled across them, and only had enough water spare to stay out there for 2 more days, so their was a lot of quick information gathering in that time. It was only when I came home, that I became sure, it was a new marsupial. I had my dog with me then. So next trip was near the end of winter 6 weeks later and I stayed there 5 days, and did a lot of work. But this trip is for night work only, a total investigation and how they also interact with themselves and predators.
-- Edited by Bicyclecamper on Sunday 10th of May 2020 11:01:03 PM
-- Edited by Bicyclecamper on Sunday 10th of May 2020 11:20:44 PM
& breeding-? They would have vulnerablitys Becos of no interactions with the larger,outside world.Do you want my email address,to be in touch-? It cld be a safety thing
-- Edited by ERI LI on Monday 11th of May 2020 03:18:58 AM
Yes you can send the email address. Will not be going out until all the borders are open, and am about to build a lightweight camper for the bike, to make all my trips very much more comfortable. I know it will ad weight, but a gearing adjustment on a much lower scale will solve that. Also will probably then come in to the area from the north side, as their are 4wd tracks ( very old) that lead there.
-- Edited by Bicyclecamper on Tuesday 12th of May 2020 07:24:56 PM
Cheap living up here
-- Edited by ERI LI on Tuesday 12th of May 2020 11:56:56 AM
Have removed relevant info on their location. Thanks for the advice Erin. cant seem to delete the relevant posts. can you help.
-- Edited by Bicyclecamper on Tuesday 12th of May 2020 07:32:36 PM
-- Edited by Bicyclecamper on Tuesday 12th of May 2020 07:37:01 PM
-- Edited by Bicyclecamper on Tuesday 12th of May 2020 07:39:39 PM
-- Edited by Bicyclecamper on Tuesday 12th of May 2020 07:41:50 PM
-- Edited by ERI LI on Sunday 10th of May 2020 03:17:57 PM
-- Edited by ERI LI on Sunday 10th of May 2020 03:56:00 PM
-- Edited by Bicyclecamper on Sunday 10th of May 2020 11:01:03 PM
-- Edited by Bicyclecamper on Sunday 10th of May 2020 11:20:44 PM
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Perhaps we should adopt the Chinese way, when food supplies in the home land are depleted or extinct simply move off shore, intimidate or invade.
Then there is the medical aspect:
"Traditional Chinese medicine and wildlife
The worlds oldest healthcare tradition has helped to drive some animal species to the brink of extinction.
Though China has long embraced science-based medicine, TCM remains popular throughout the country and is often offered in hospitals and clinics alongside science-based medical treatments. TCM has also become popular beyond Chinas borders and can now be found in more than 180 countries worldwide, according to some counts, and has an industry value of more than $60 billion a year.
Chinese Eat Almost Everything That Moves!
Foreigners are often shocked what Chinese eat. Many Chinese dishes make foreigners feel weird or squeamish, like dog hotpot, insects, scorpions, snakes, rats, pig's ears, heads, feet, hearts, lungs, liver, kidneys, intestines, and boiled blood.