The view from my "office"

[RooFlyer]

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Unexpectedly large lunch sandwich at Alumine, small town en route to Chos Malal

 

[love_the_life]

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Unexpectedly large lunch sandwich at Alumine, small town en route to Chos Malal

I hope that was a sharing sandwich

 

[JohnM]

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No - one each, of which we managed one third. Certainly not what we expected (we were wondering why it took so long to make a 'sandwich').

Off into the mountains tomorrow so the remainder may be lunch then.

 

[love_the_life]

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You asked for a doggy bag?:shock:

 

[RooFlyer]

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View from my office in Chos Malal. JohnMs view is similar

 

[RooFlyer]

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Absolutely stunning. Could be my real work office.

 

[JohnM]

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My view...

 

[OATEK]

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Grey Sydney office

 

[JohnM]

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You asked for a doggy bag?:shock:

I can assure you that where we are going volcan-hunting tomorrow there are no delis or coffee shops .

 

[serfty]

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... we are going v[-]o[/-]ulcan-hunting tomorrow ...

Looking for a new Mr. Spock?

 

[Cossie]

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When ever I think of moving up north to escape the Canberra winter, these sorts of views out the back of our house make me want to stay here. Could be titled "you looking at me?"



Some more wildlife,

 

[blackcat20]

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Our future office

 

[Cossie]

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And a bower bird, maybe female, maybe juvenile male.



And I forgot to take any photos of Ami

 

[love_the_life]

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We used to get a female bower bird in the courtyard when we lived in Duffy in the 80s/90s. The scaling was always very pretty. Didn't see many males though. Daughter has photos of some at the Gardens which have the gorgeous purple eyes and iridescent blue plumage.

 

[love_the_life]

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.....
Our future office

You will be building?

 

[blackcat20]

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You will be building?

Yes we will. Picked out a nice house that will give us the space we want inside while allowing a decent backyard.

 

[love_the_life]

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Yes we will. Picked out a nice house that will give us the space we want inside while allowing a decent backyard.

Sounds like an excellent idea. How far out did you need to go to get an open block? Hopefully public transport will be good enough to get you both into work etc. I remember we bought our first house out past Brandon Park, after living in Carnegie. Hopeless bus there but as I got a job at Mount Waverley we could use that as the base for MrLtL to get into town. Canberra was amazing in comparison when we moved here 30+ years ago.

 

[blackcat20]

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Sounds like an excellent idea. How far out did you need to go to get an open block? Hopefully public transport will be good enough to get you both into work etc. I remember we bought our first house out past Brandon Park, after living in Carnegie. Hopeless bus there but as I got a job at Mount Waverley we could use that as the base for MrLtL to get into town. Canberra was amazing in comparison when we moved here 30+ years ago.

Ha, we actually wanted to be in Carnegie! But well out of reach. We'll be in Mt Waverley for a year before we can move. Its quite a way out but I drive to work anyway as its not easy to get to on PT unless you want to train/tram or train/bus. The upside is my best friend is a few minutes up the road, we have a great backyard with an outdoor dining space, and a park around the corner (I may have already tried out the flying fox ).

 

[serfty]

Roving Singapore - some parts have changed a lot in 10 years ...

 

[serfty]

Others not so ...