wmoore

I love geography in general but TAS is a particular favourite spot yes.

JackTheLad

I believe they maintain a thin line of bush in the brazilian bushland.

I suppose its eco friendly, put I prefer the tassie bush, much more dense. Unfortunately it makes the interesting areas difficult to find.

Cheers,
JTL

wmoore

You do have to be careful when out in the wilds of TAS though. Several times a year, there is severe flooding and the more interesting areas can become a complete no-go area. Of course there are those that ignore the signs and wade straight in anyway.

Phoenixuk2oz

There are also other lovely places.

The peak district for example.

Or Eiffle tower in Paris, where all the fun is at the top.

Or if you catch the number 69 bus in London, it'll take you on a grand tour.

Maybe you'd fancy the grand canyon?

Merlot

There are some seriously sick puppies in our company


. . . did anyone mention bouncing puppies there

Phoenixuk2oz

PMSL

You forgot to mention that during this time the natives look and act like this :scared:

And when you say "Have a nice day dear"....they scream

"I might effin well do you tw*t...but what's it got to do with you"

Merlot

http://travel.timesonline.co.uk/arti...6843_2,00.html

A clip from paragraph one

“That’s the thing about the Tassie bush,” Craig said. “It can swallow you whole. Sometimes I take out groups of students, and I tell them to walk into the bush. After 20 yards, I shout “Stop” — and almost all of them struggle to find their way back. It’s so dense in there you can get disorientated. And when you get disorientated ...”

M

JackTheLad

I believe in following the signs. If they say no-go , I no-go.

To many accidents have happened by going to these areas without properly checking the signs. The outcome is always unfortunate.

Cheers,
JTL

Phoenixuk2oz

PMSL.....poor lad....his mummy needs to tell him

Or maybe he's another sick puppy

JackTheLad

There are experts out there that can give it a trim though, so its not quite so intimidating for the inexperienced.

Cheers,
JTL

wmoore

Thanks for that. I haven't laughed so much in ages

Merlot

And must take care then the "Decorators are in" . . .

Merlot

The latest weapon in bush triming . . . Remington Trim & Shape™ Trimmer

JackTheLad

Well, I can go to sleep happy knowing I've kicked off an insightful thread on the tasmanian bush lands and its exciting peaks and valleys (and dark alleys )

I hope all you fellow posters can keep the information flowing.

Any directions to the small peak at southern tassie still appreciated, but I doubt I'll ever find it I'm useless in the dark, even headlights and a miners helmet don't help.

Good night,
JTL

Merlot

There you go again with the smut.

Sweet dreams, M