Random and inconsistent snippets from an unstructured mind. My truth may not be your truth. A fact is a fact only by standing on it.
It can't fall down, there is nothing holding it up...
Except some sort of capitalist exploitation. The writer is a 3rd generation Indigenous Australian. Not, i might add, Aboriginal - two different concepts.
Very fine pictures and the whole in the ground is shimmering with rainbow colours. Is it minerals, or have people dumped unused paint down its slopes? And would it be a good place to go skinny-dipping?
sequitur:(sic) Nifty tool for pruning one's profound observations into a mundane hedge. - from the Ozlang Dozer: To make "Holy", preparatory to Abandonment.
Er, sorry, I'm a coupla pages short of a dictionary.
Sophia can't, at this point of time, give you any facts about the safety of swimming in that hole. For a start, 'tis winter here. Also, there are fences and "warning" signs around it.
The colouring comes from residual copper.
.. but give me time. Am mad enough to try swimming in it .. at my age, have nothing to lose.
You must have been wandering around Dutton Park when the Talbot came to town. Me too. I was pretty excited to see two Vauxhall 14/40s together and took a photo with my phone. I used to have one exactly like them over 40 years ago.
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Everything that I write - or post - here - is an apparent "non sequitur".
I might be mad .. but do know the difference between a Wedgetail and a Chainsaw.
Brother Gerry dunno any diff'rence 'tween a non-sequitur an' a dance hall gal. All one ter him, durn galoot!
Very fine pictures and the whole in the ground is shimmering with rainbow colours. Is it minerals, or have people dumped unused paint down its slopes? And would it be a good place to go skinny-dipping?
sequitur: (sic) Nifty tool for pruning one's profound observations into a mundane hedge. - from the Ozlang Dozer: To make "Holy", preparatory to Abandonment.
Er, sorry, I'm a coupla pages short of a dictionary.
There ain't no place like a hole in the ground.
That hole looks like a wonderful place to go swimming. I wonder if it's safe?
Sophia can't, at this point of time, give you any facts about the safety of swimming in that hole. For a start, 'tis winter here. Also, there are fences and "warning" signs around it.
The colouring comes from residual copper.
.. but give me time. Am mad enough to try swimming in it .. at my age, have nothing to lose.
There's better swimming holes around. There's a beauty out on the Truro road.
You must have been wandering around Dutton Park when the Talbot came to town. Me too. I was pretty excited to see two Vauxhall 14/40s together and took a photo with my phone. I used to have one exactly like them over 40 years ago.
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