It is because of your trip report and lobster pics we are on it !
Definitely.We go on Thursday. Weather perfect by then.
To the lunch office. Slumming it.
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I would quite enjoy sitting through the eye of a cyclone.. in someone else's building where everything is some else's problem.
I quite enjoy really rough seas for the same reason… bit of adventure but o responsibility for outcomes….
Yes, We were "locked in" to our hotel in Hong Kong in the '80s for a few days due to a typhoon. Could not leave the hotel at all, lucky they had a shopping arcade and most shops stayed open, the owners slept on the floor ! But ended up selling lots of things to trapped tourists.I've seen a few typhoons in HK. On one occasion, watching the Conrad's hotel from ours, and the wind was pulling wall to ceiling windows out. Would have been exciting if any of the rooms were occupied at the time.
I have called them LOBSTERS since I could walk - waaaay too late to retrain me now.I know - but crays, puhleese...
I have called them LOBSTERS since I could walk - waaaay too late to retrain me now.
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we do need a button for comments like theseWhen in WA, do what is PERfect...
My Grandfather used to just roll his boat down the driveway and over the road into the Dawesville Channel and he'd drop his cray pots every morning. I always remember my mother's crayfish mornay, when he'd drop one in. Yum. The boat is still there.... but doesn't get daily use anymore. He's mid to late 80's now. Oh how I long to pop over and spend a day out on the water with him.......I know - but crays, puhleese...
How many months for the lockdown?A walk around the marina @ Geraldton just before the rain ! Lock down from 3pm.
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