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Four Walls @FourWalls (76451) • United States 15h

Road trip time! But first, music time! You knew these guys would show up, but this probably isn’t the song you were expecting. I like to surprise a little…just not too much. Here’s today’s sunny...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357925) • Rockingham, Australia 22h

While travelling, we took a ten kms detour out to some old sheep yards. It was a gravel road and quite rough but that’s okay. We were heading for an area of land at Mt Marshall that was taken up by Edward Pergande around 1910....

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Judy Evans It was built over a hundred years ago. It hardly seems possible.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357925) • Rockingham, Australia 22h

While travelling, we took a ten kms detour out to some old sheep yards. It was a gravel road and quite rough but that’s okay. We were heading for an area of land at Mt Marshall that was taken up by Edward Pergande around 1910....

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Judy Evans It's been there over a century now.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357925) • Rockingham, Australia 22h

While travelling, we took a ten kms detour out to some old sheep yards. It was a gravel road and quite rough but that’s okay. We were heading for an area of land at Mt Marshall that was taken up by Edward Pergande around 1910....

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Judy Evans It would be hard work manoeuvring these into place. I guess they are buried in the sand a little to make them stand up.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357925) • Rockingham, Australia 8 Jul

The image shows part of the netting and cement which the local people used to create the swimming pool at Gorge Rock. I wrote about Gorge Rock last discussion. Can you see the pattern of the wire in the cement? The pool was 68...

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Judy Evans The nearby town became bigger and this small community more or less lost its identity.

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Four Walls @FourWalls (76451) • United States 8 Jul

About a month ago I went to Camp Breckenridge in western Kentucky and raved about the great museum they have there, devoted to the prisoner of war camp that was established there in the 1940s for German (and later, Italian)...

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Judy Evans @FourWalls That makes it slightly better - that he died from natural causes.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357925) • Rockingham, Australia 8 Jul

The photo is of a kitchenette that was in the Chittering/Bindoon Museum but doesn’t have much connection to the following, just that it was in the same building. There were several rooms devoted to World War I and II. One map...

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Judy Evans We were just taught specific things at school - or so it seems now.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357925) • Rockingham, Australia 8 Jul

The photo is of a kitchenette that was in the Chittering/Bindoon Museum but doesn’t have much connection to the following, just that it was in the same building. There were several rooms devoted to World War I and II. One map...

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Judy Evans I think that is very true.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357925) • Rockingham, Australia 8 Jul

The photo is of a kitchenette that was in the Chittering/Bindoon Museum but doesn’t have much connection to the following, just that it was in the same building. There were several rooms devoted to World War I and II. One map...

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Judy Evans @FourWalls Hey, how about that? Thanks for going to that trouble.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357925) • Rockingham, Australia 8 Jul

I had to take the photo above. I’ve seen similar patterns in the dirt many times and always marvel at time. Well, you know what they say – small things amuse small minds. The upper part of the photo is a rock which...

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Judy Evans It doesn't take much, does it?

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357925) • Rockingham, Australia 8 Jul

I had to take the photo above. I’ve seen similar patterns in the dirt many times and always marvel at time. Well, you know what they say – small things amuse small minds. The upper part of the photo is a rock which...

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Judy Evans @Ineeddentures I don't necessarily think about it. It's just stuff that catches my eye - and look at the perfect circle it makes just with a piece of grass blowing back and forth.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357925) • Rockingham, Australia 22h

While travelling, we took a ten kms detour out to some old sheep yards. It was a gravel road and quite rough but that’s okay. We were heading for an area of land at Mt Marshall that was taken up by Edward Pergande around 1910....

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Judy Evans It was a smart idea.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357925) • Rockingham, Australia 22h

While travelling, we took a ten kms detour out to some old sheep yards. It was a gravel road and quite rough but that’s okay. We were heading for an area of land at Mt Marshall that was taken up by Edward Pergande around 1910....

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Judy Evans People used whatever they had on hand. There are a lot of stone fences in South Australia but not many in our state.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357925) • Rockingham, Australia 22h

While travelling, we took a ten kms detour out to some old sheep yards. It was a gravel road and quite rough but that’s okay. We were heading for an area of land at Mt Marshall that was taken up by Edward Pergande around 1910....

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Judy Evans It is mind-boggling sometimes what they managed to achieve with what they had at their disposal.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357925) • Rockingham, Australia 8 Jul

I had to take the photo above. I’ve seen similar patterns in the dirt many times and always marvel at time. Well, you know what they say – small things amuse small minds. The upper part of the photo is a rock which...

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Judy Evans @Ineeddentures Really??

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357925) • Rockingham, Australia 7 Jul

We’ve been on two road trips recently, both quite short. Soon after we set off on the first one, we realised we had very little cash with us. The only pin number Vin could remember was for Bendigo Bank. We weren’t likely to need...

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Judy Evans @abhi_bangal I don't think cricket is played very much in the US.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357925) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Jul

One of the great things about travelling is what you come across that you’re not expecting. While on our travels last week, we realised we were close to what is touted to be the third largest monolith in Australia. It depends a...

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Judy Evans @ptrikha_2 No, not really. Settlers might have tried to make a living from the land in those areas but had to give up.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357925) • Rockingham, Australia 7 Jul

We’ve been on two road trips recently, both quite short. Soon after we set off on the first one, we realised we had very little cash with us. The only pin number Vin could remember was for Bendigo Bank. We weren’t likely to need...

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Judy Evans @Ineeddentures I don't think the fans were happy. We didn't consider it 'cricket'.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357925) • Rockingham, Australia 8 Jul

The photo is of a kitchenette that was in the Chittering/Bindoon Museum but doesn’t have much connection to the following, just that it was in the same building. There were several rooms devoted to World War I and II. One map...

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Judy Evans @xFiacre Good points!

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357925) • Rockingham, Australia 8 Jul

I had to take the photo above. I’ve seen similar patterns in the dirt many times and always marvel at time. Well, you know what they say – small things amuse small minds. The upper part of the photo is a rock which...

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Judy Evans @Ineeddentures I see stuff like this quite often. They always catch my eye.

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