Yarrawonga Wet Together 2013

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Chivs
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Re: Yarrawonga Wet Together 2013

Postby Chivs » 15 Nov 2012, 08:16

Nice one Hooks

Not sure about the water colour, might help with the tan?

Are you sure you don't want me to bring the chain saw mate?

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hookster
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Re: Yarrawonga Wet Together 2013

Postby hookster » 15 Nov 2012, 09:25

Yes Chivs we don't have the pristine clear water up here like you do, but by inland Aus standards the lake's pretty good. We never get blue green algae blooms or anything, and yes, you do tan up after swimming in it for a while. You're lucky with the water quality at Meadowbank dam that's for sure. Re the chainsaw; all those trees standing in the lake are now classified as heritage or something so you can't touch them. We're supposed to just sit back while they rot away then topple over - causing the imaginable boating hazards. Apparently you can't even set fire to them during the night time, but I wouldn't know anything about that :P

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Re: Yarrawonga Wet Together 2013

Postby Alan » 15 Nov 2012, 15:14

You know why he's got a chainsaw Hookster?
So he can cut a hole in the lake to go swimming in the summer bbrrrrr.

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Darren
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Re: Yarrawonga Wet Together 2013

Postby Darren » 15 Nov 2012, 23:45

Those trees are clearly the nesting place of the famed and extremely close to extinction yellow bellied sap sucking parrot. A study was undertaken in 1987,1992,1998, 2002 and a royal commission in 2005 found they may still exist having survived the ravages of the Tasmanian Tiger.
;)
Darren

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Re: Yarrawonga Wet Together 2013

Postby hookster » 16 Nov 2012, 11:15

Darren those parrots are bloody good tucker too, which is the main reason why they're so thin on the ground. Nearly as good as platypus. I agree with you Alan re the cold water, I worked on the west coast of Tassie for a few years and there was a water-ski club there based on Lake Roseberry - they had a Brass Monkey Club, the stipulation for acceptance was you had to ski when the surrounding mountains had snow on them.

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Re: Yarrawonga Wet Together 2013

Postby rayza1 » 16 Nov 2012, 16:52

Was that water ski or skate, most of the boats down in Tassie have tracks on them !
Ray

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nool
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Re: Yarrawonga Wet Together 2013

Postby nool » 19 Dec 2012, 08:54

Hi Hooks,
Well as luck would have it the first day of my new job is the 14th of January. I don't quite have the balls to chuck a sickie on my first day :lol: I think I'll have to miss out on Yarrawonga for 2013. Sorry guys. Hopefully the stars will be better aligned for 2014...

Cheers!

Neil

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Re: Yarrawonga Wet Together 2013

Postby JamesW » 19 Dec 2012, 08:58

Short trip to Bonnells Bay then Neil ;) ?

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Re: Yarrawonga Wet Together 2013

Postby nool » 19 Dec 2012, 09:03

Might be able to swing that. Better continue this in the NSW thread. The Yarrawonga guys might get jealous of our awesome wet together! :D

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Re: Yarrawonga Wet Together 2013

Postby hookster » 19 Dec 2012, 09:12

No problem Neil, fingers crossed for next year then


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