Tree planting at the Thurgoona campus.


Hill's Hoist is awesome. Who needs a dryer?


I don't know what else to say about a backyard other than cool beans.


My humble home...








Wagga Wetlands Photos

Ukalyps oil on the water at the Wagga Wetlands.


The Vintara Vineyard. All the buildings on the property were made of pressed earth, or dirt (clay) from the property that was mixed with a bit of cement. Michael says it's just as strong but cheaper and more efficiant since they had to clear out some dirt for the building of the property anyway.

beautiful sight eh, the tap at the counter was connected directly to the brewing system so no kegs are needed and the pipe that goes from the brewing system to the tap is chilled so it's all fresh as possible and apparently an easier system for cleaning.


For one of my subjects we evaluated the interpretive tour that the brewer Michael gave us. Bintara Brewery Rutherglen

Sven


Peter

Albury's foot bridge over the RR tracks and highway


this is Ewn with a fire stick and the moon in the corner

bye Bill (after us 5 students and Boyd the other field officer, left the island, Bill had the island to himself for a couple days)

Claire and I were really tired one day so she sat on a rock and threw the little lamandras to me...lazy lamandra misile launching...

just over 9000 planted in 5days


the crew

...then we ate

Bill caught a Drummer....

I crepped up to my friend the seal while seal friend was sleeping, seal friend was really happy that I interupted the warm sun baking session so seal friend showed me the appreciation


there was only one beach on the island and if you slipped and fell off any other points you might not have ever made it back to the surface because of the surf and steep slippery rock walls....beautiful photo huh

they spend all there day in the ocean, up to weeks without coming back to the burrow apparently. and they keep the same partner throughout life...


this is a burrow that the peguins make to get their boogy on with their mate in its natural form, underneith some bush, grass or shrub, but they were loosing there natural habitat on lamandras, banksias, ukalip, and others, to the non native kikui grass brought from south africa becuase it is good for cattle graseing, but to think and low to the ground for the worlds smallest peguins.

coolin off with some tea and musicafter day 4

a long day and lots of lamandras...


good mornin..