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Ackkkkkk.  It's a giant thumb! Actually, it's a very small scorpion - which is the only size we get here.…
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Good morning Melanchthon, Andi & Ask. With our respective time changes, it's only 7:30pm here, instead of 9:30 like it…
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Thank Olivia. I thought you'd be interested in the Pandanis.  They are actually a member or the Australian Heath plant…
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Of course not, considering I'd be flat as well.
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I think I have the lowest tolerance for humidity of any human, ever.  Good thing I like deserts.
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All SIX gallons!  Besides, the beer carbonates in the bottles.  So straight out of the carboy (a very large glass…
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Before I moved to Tasmania I had seen lots of images of its striking rain forrests, and I was a…
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I like beer too much to drink crap beer.  There's not much in the way of boutique beer here, and…
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A Galah, or Rose-Breasted Cockatoo.
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These tall (up to 20 feet) spiked leafed plants are named after tropical Pandani palms, but no relation to them.…
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Speaking of cold hops-based liquid, I need to bottle our current batch.  I'll check the specific gravity today just to…
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Another photo from our trip this weekend. This is a Swamp Gum (Eucalyptus Regnans).  I could easily stand inside the…
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I grew up in southern California, so I never ever had a real Winter until I moved to NM.  It…
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It never really gets that cold in Tasmania, and this year never really had a proper Summer so it's more…
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Morning SN. We've just gone off Daylight Savings Time here, and I'm still adjusting. We're well and truly heading into…
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This tree species, Eucalyptus Regnans, is the world's tallest flowering plant.  This particular tree is a mere 243 feet tall.
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We went yesterday for Imogen's mother's birthday (which is really Tuesday). This is the pool just downstream from Russell Falls.
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OK.  I thought you were in Arizona.  I don't remember any wet forrests in Arizona.  I do remember lots of…
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While the less ascent challenged members of the family went up to the upper tarns, Imogen accompanied me on the…
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We're celebrating family bithdays this weekend. Imogen's and my niece turns two tomorrow, so we took her to a local…
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