Is this looking across The Rip? Are you on the Queenscliff side?Checking out the moon, towards Mt Martha at dusk - love our "office".
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We are on "the other side" @prozac - (Mornington Peninsula)Is this looking across The Rip? Are you on the Queenscliff side?
Hi @FlyfrequentlyIs this looking across The Rip? Are you on the Queenscliff side?
Wow, enjoy @MARTINEHi @Flyfrequently
I am
I get the view from Docklands to the heads on my front deck including the ferries and boats to Tassie!
TRWow, enjoy @MARTINE
Look forward to your TR
When family/friends were on the Spirit of Tassie (in the days of Station Pier as the departure port) we would go to Penny Lane McCrae where the ships turn at the South Channel and flash our headlights at them - and they would be on their phone saying "we can see, we can see"!
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That show on screen is absolutely horrendous, hope it's cancelled now that the first season is finished.
No, it's great! You just have to understand the context - the script writers have created something to appeal to a US audience, who have no clue what Australia is like, or how an Australian talks. It's cringe worthiness at its bestThat show on screen is absolutely horrendous, hope it's cancelled now that the first season is finished.
No, it's great! You just have to understand the context - the script writers have created something to appeal to a US audience, who have no clue what Australia is like, or how an Australian talks. It's cringe worthiness at its best
Was fun to see Nick from Blue Heelers, though. He's put on a few kg!I did understand all that, especially that it is directed towards an American audience. Still awful! And definitely cringeworthy!
Ha, so that's why it's called the Gabba?!
You didn't know?Ha, so that's why it's called the Gabba?!