No.36601
I remembered to say rabbit rabbit rabbit. I hope it helps.
No.36611
Also they are very quite flyers. You can't hear a thing.
No.36613
Your phone might be recording in HVEC. Not web compatible
No.36614
Wrong option field
No.36616
dumb optard
No.36617
>>36613Really? I can open it on Kissu on my phone.
No.36618
i downloaded it and saw the little flyers
they flyed me
No.36620
>>36617probably not firefox. but the site cant thumbnail it either
No.36626
thumbcatnail
No.36643
>>36637stupid birds are very important
No.36644
>>36637Kookaburra? They look cute to me
No.36653
I'm thinking of going to a rodeo tomorrow...
That's how bored I am.
No.36658
maybe your retreat is at an end
No.36659
Maybe you should try starting a farm or something
No.36661
>>36660love that channel and I've linked him before
guess his garden isn't completely perfect if he has to deal with cyclones
No.36662
>>36658No. I can't go back.
>>36659If I had land to do that with then I wouldn't be in this situation...
No.36663
I didn't go to the Rodeo. The main event starts at 6.30pm. Plus I was busy looking for a new camp site.
A group of goobers arrived while I was hiking yesterday. So when I came back my tent had caravans near it. One was actually in front of my tent. So I left the nxt day but as it's a long weekend it was very busy. Everywhere was packed. Even places I had never seen people in. I thought I would be clever and drive my car down a 4x4 track(not a tough one, it's fine) to get to a camp-site but even that was full.
So I am camped in a field of pine saplings. It's nice but not actually a camp site and I'll get in trouble if I get found.
No.36665
>>36662yeah, that's fine but I've been saying for like a month or two now that you're going to have to get some sort of money and rent/buy a place. Or I guess you could live in a tent and get some sort of money. I don't think people like that sort of abnormal though.
No.36669
Anon should just film himself walking around on Youtube or something, maybe do commentary, have the 'issu posters watch it?
Gotta do something I guess.
No.36793
are you still alive
No.36795
>>36793wondering this too, anon suddenly stopped posting after talking about hearing dingos
No.36796
I'm still alive. It's just that nothing worth posting about has happened.
I got a wireless speaker and that's about it.
No.36797
Are you still living outside?
No.36798
>>36797Yes. I am still in the same area.
No.36928
Wish I was living innawoods or just outside right now full of cash, and not having to deal with the world...
No.36929
>>36928Have you considered getting some property OP and then just building it up yourself?
No.36931
>>36929That sounds hard. I have considered it but it's complicated due to regulations and stuff. Land is also quite expensive.
No.36950
>>36946Must've been protecting his territory or something. Sad that it wasn't a friendly woofer
No.36952
>>36950A few days ago I saw several dogs and foxes hung up on a fence. I didn't stop to examine it as that would not be pleasant but the dogs looked black and shaggy. I want to find a living one to examine. The one I saw last night looked black and shagy but I want to find one in the day.
I think there are two kinds of wild dogs. Dingo hybrids and pure wild dogs. I think the dingo hybrids live in the mountains and the wild dogs live around farm land. At the moment I am in a park that is separated from the mountains by farmland and so dingo hybrids probably cannot get here.
Something else to note. I did not here dingo howls last night. Just barks(though plenty of peole here camp with pet dogs so it's not guaranteed that it came from wild dogs).
I find feral animals in Australia to be quite interesting, and I find the way they adapt to be interesting too. Both cats and dogs seem to turn black. I think probably they are forced to operate much more at night and less in the day because if a farmer sees them in the day time they will be shot. So they probably adapt to that.
My feetvare sore so I couldn't look for them today and won't be able to for a while.
>>36951It's Lake Eildon. I am at a place called the Delitite arm reserve(a reserve where the delitite River flows into the lake).
It's an artificial lake. They damed a valley where some rivers meet. That's why you can see dead trees in it, those were the trees that didn't run away in time.
I like the pine trees but the government is genociding them. When they are harvested they are being replaced with stupid native trees.
No.36957
Didn't find any. Found some deer and almost got a picture of one though. They seem to be less skittish here. Maybe that's because hunting is nit permitted here.
No.36995
>>36985Nice catch. They really run off so fast if you try to approach them so it's tough.
No.37033
Last night I slept by the beach but I got there so late(1.30am) that I could not be bothered setting up a tent. It was a clear night so I just put a mat on the ground and my sleeping bag on that. It worked better than expected.
>>36995Yes. But they are a bit more docile in that park due to hunting being banned. Still not easy to take pictures off though.
I think I need to learn to walk quiter though, so I don't scare them off.
No.37086
>>37033and you didn't get bitten by bugs?
No.37126
Been a long week so far, what have you been up to, OP?
No.37140
>>37086Not then but I often do and am not sure how it happens. I have insect bites on my calves but I always wear pants.
No.37142
>>37126I drove up the Alpine road and back. It's about 300km and goes south to North through the Australian Alps in Victoria. It goes right up and over Mt Hotham.
This is a picture of Mt Feathertop from the peak of Mt Hotham. You can see the road in this image too and how it goes right to almost the very top.
Not of Mt Feather top though. I wanted to climb it but the shortest route was an 11km hike from Mt Hotham. So it would be 22km all up.
No.37200
I think that I have to accept that the Finance Minister doesn't love me amd it's up to me toget out of this.
So I am starting day trading. But not day trading in the normal sense. I'm thinking of strategies that would be reliable and not take much effort. I have one in mind and I put some positions in for it yesterday but today is ANZAC day so the market is closed and then it's a weekend.
No.37216
There is an election in Australia next weekend. I voted early as I am interstate but pre polling stations can deal with interstate voters.
Neither party appeals to me that much but the liberal party has some ideas that are actually okay. Nuclear power is a good idea so long as it's nowhere near me and there plan to hlforce Gas producers sell a certain percentage of gas below market cost to the Australian market is good too. These gas producers will still be paid enough to make a profit just niot as much as they would get on the global market. This will be good for Australian industry and business. It will be good for the myriad of bare headed folk as well but I don't care about them.
But I didn't actually vote liberal. I voted for Centre alliance. But I put liberal above Labour in my preferences. Not that it matters in the lower house as Centre Alliance will win in my electorate anyway. For the senate I put the Jackei Lambie Network and One nation as my first and second preference for the LOLs.
No.37217
Centre Alliance doesn't have a candidate in the senate so that's why I didn't vote for them in the senate.