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Hi all, Just wondering if anyone has painted their checker plate on the front of their van, Ours is the shiny aluminium and the sun gets on it and reflects badly into our eyes when driving, any suggestions out there.

There were these twin sisters just turning one hundred years old in St. Lukes Nursing home and the editor of the local newspaper told a photographer to get over there and take the pictures of these 100 year old twin biddies. One of the twins was hard of hearing but the other could hear quite well. The phot...

A little old lady was walking down the street dragging two large plastic garbage bags behind her. One of the bags was ripped and every once in a while a $20 fell out onto the sidewalk. Noticing this, a policeman stopped her, and said, Maam, there are $20 bills falling out of that bag. Oh, really? Darn it! s...

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A picture taken by one of the firefighters over Tathra on Sunday evening.http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-19/nsw-bushfire-eases-at-tathra-firefighters-count-homes-lost/9561734

Can anyone help with this, I'm very good with electrics but having trouble, 4 wires cut by previous owner, wire to fuse corroded and fallen off, wire to relay broke off. all repaired but need a bit of direction. thetfords website has no wiring diagram. it does show to connect supply to the black & re...

In the best shop in Maryborough (so good, they have two of them in the same town) - Lyall Earles - just walked in the front door - and this lady is walking towards me saying "Twinny" - and there they were The Prices - knew they were in the area, and we intended to connect, but no set plan. So good to see them. Co...

Lawyers should never ask a Georgia grandma a question if they aren't prepared for the answer. In a trial, a Southern small-town prosecuting attorney called his first witness, a grandmotherly, elderly woman to the stand. He approached her and asked, 'Mrs. Jones, do you know me?' She responded, 'Why...

A few pictures from the long weekend in Goolwa. The first 4 are of PS Oscar W, Ps Randell, next 2 PS Goolwa (now high and dry and being used as a B&B)A A little old cruiser with a steam engine and finally the loco that pulls the ****le train.

We went to the RFDS fund raising dinner dance at Bungaree Station last weekend. A great weekend for a worth while cause but by jeez it was cold.Here some pictures from there. -- Edited by Gary and Kerry at 20:02, 2008-08-23

G'day all, As promised here a just a few of the 276 photo.s we took on our 2 week trip. I hope you enjoy this small selection. Best Regards and Safe Travelling. John -- Edited by JRH at 17:36, 2008-09-29

Saw this on the Burra to Morgan (SA) road about 100M before the Fruit Quarantine station on the right heading into Morgan.

Just a couple of photos from different places Sunset Fanny Bay, Standley Chasm,Ballon over paringa CP, one for basil, Lipsom Cove (great free camping) Pt Lincoln trawlers -- Edited by Gary and Kerry at 19:49, 2008-09-10

Here are some pics of my favourite places from one side of the country to the other. The Island off Port Lincoln had crystal clear water and white white sand at least I could see if a great white was coming my way(maybe). And the big lump in front of the dog is a seal its not very clear. Cheryl -- Edited by...

Lat year we attended the 50th anniversay of the Louth Races - wow what a weekend and one we will remember for a long time. They talk of Birdsville Races ( of which I was a resident for 2 years and so experienced first hand) - but to us it has got so big and so crowded, it was really nice to get back to the smaller p...

only time to visit ----summer, -------- look at the level of water in Jindabyne dam, a hell of a lot lower than I expected,

These were taken from the lookout at North Haven, mid north coast of New South in July 2008. The double rainbow looks great, but have a look at my 'Pot of Gold' at the end of the rainbow - second pic.

I share the park with this couple, who have been residents for more than 10 years, and regularly lay eggs, brood and hatch their young. It's great to watch this couple sharing the job of sitting on the eggs, and guarding each other. The chicks start as a very small ball of fluff on 2 match sticks, but they...

Geeze, there's so much to see - think we'll have to go around again!

Ok my first try at photos. Perhaps I'll try Pt Augusta, I love the drylands garden there, especially being able to grab a wine and chill at the restuarant there.