What has made you Happy today??

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Originally Posted by AB

Just had a religious organisation turn up at the door. Their first comment was they love the church of Patrology...lmao

I couldn't stop laughing...

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Should have handed them a brochure

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Originally Posted by nissannewby

Should have handed them a brochure

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That's funny, they were trying to give me a brochure. Would of loved to have handed them one saying "well, have you heard about our organisation...."

white shirt dark rimmed glasses fedora hat, that's gold,
good book in one hand Patrol manual in other
" and the lord did driveth a Y60 and he say unto you do not foresake the maverick
for he is our brother "

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Originally Posted by threedogs

Bummer keep looking.

my cap arrived from Denco diesel

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Got mine too! I don't mind it for a hat, and the writing isn't too obtrusive either.

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Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories

Back burning is the best prevention.
Always use to do it back home..

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Technically its not back burning, But a controlled burn. Back burning is used specifically as a firefighting strategy to deprive an oncoming fire of fuel. Either in a direct attack to the approaching fire or to widen an existing containment line (line of non-combustible material in the path of a fire eg. road, raked trail or burnt area)

Hazard Reduction The removal of flammable fuels in bush or grassland areas so as to reduce the intensity of a wild fire if it were to occur. Hazard reduction can be done by hand clearing, machine clearing or prescribed burning. Prescribed Burning Also known as “burning off”, “hazard reduction burning” or “controlled burning”.

Back burning is NOT hazard reduction

http://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/dsp_more_i...146&CAT_ID=611

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Originally Posted by NissanGQ4.2

Technically its not back burning, But a controlled burn. Back burning is used specifically as a firefighting strategy to deprive an oncoming fire of fuel. Either in a direct attack to the approaching fire or to widen an existing containment line (line of non-combustible material in the path of a fire eg. road, raked trail or burnt area)

Hazard Reduction The removal of flammable fuels in bush or grassland areas so as to reduce the intensity of a wild fire if it were to occur. Hazard reduction can be done by hand clearing, machine clearing or prescribed burning. Prescribed Burning Also known as “burning off”, “hazard reduction burning” or “controlled burning”.

Back burning is NOT hazard reduction

http://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/dsp_more_i...146&CAT_ID=611

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Know it all. Lol
Sorry Todd.

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Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER

Know it all. Lol
Sorry Todd.

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Any fool can get that info from google!!!!! Lol

Just found a picture on my phone from my niece at camp when she found a praying mantis.
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My oldest friend, who I have known since I was 8 (I'm now 40) has come through for me.....
I needed a road bicycle to take part in the ride to conquer cancer for Peter Mac hospital here in Vic and had hoped to borrow one from someone for the next 10 months while I train for it and ride it. Anyway being an ironman triathlete he has a few and has loaned me one of his.....amazing, full carbon Scott R3 beast. A great ride!
Even better, he's going to come down from Sydney and ride the 200km with me in support.
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Nice bit of kit there Drewboy
Is this ride a 1 day deal or over a couple of days