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bob_deb posted an update 4 years ago
Life is just one darn bubble after another…
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@goldengirl1224 – Just played your “Sounds of Silence ” post, one of the many favourites of mine by Simon and Garfunkel, and it reminded me of a most surreal occurrence when we went to a “S & G” music presentation just a few months before covid killed all those things. It was at a club and a group of us were having an evening meal prior to… Read more
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What an amazing – and prophetic- experience, Bob! Almost eerie – as we are definitely living in those times currently! Thanks for sharing this experience — food for thought indeed.
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Fernleigh Track – Final Stage
A wild storm just the night before my walk left me dodging fallen tree debris along the final section of track on this particular occasion…
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Another interesting post , Bob – beautiful location to enjoy Nature and the history along the way – and transportation if needed! Thank you.
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Such lovely walks you have Bob.
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@foreveryoung2 – Just responding to your fabulous post in ‘Good Things’ about being kind always, just a one word response which to me says it all -Amen.
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@sugrnspice – tagging others in this manner ensures that they will receive a notification drawing their attention to your post. You can multiple tag a number of others in the one message. Best of luck with chatters, look forward to more of your posts.
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Stage 3 of the Fernleigh Track, the longest but also the flattest stretch of the track passing through the swampy wetlands…
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Another enjoyable post, Bob – lovely and varied scenes and so much history too…. and the added bonus of transportation if needed! Thank you.
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Bob I agree with GG and thanks for sharing the photo’s .
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bob_deb posted an update 4 years ago
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Stage 2 of the Fernleigh walking track. Track distance, same as track 1 but slightly longer bus transfer distance…
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An lovely and historically interesting walk, Bob – with the added bonus of transportation at the end! Think I would really enjoy this. Nice post – thank you.
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Winter in Australia is a good time to undertake moderate walks to help keep us on the road health wise. One of my favourite walking paths is a disused railway track that served the many collieries located along the Pacific shoreline in Newcastle NSW. It also catered for passenger traffic over its’ 15.3Km (9.6mile) length until its’ closure in…
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Wow! that is some walk, Bob – really interesting location – and history. In a way similar to a favourite walk of mine here in Richmond – what we refer to as ‘the cinder path’ – again a disused railway that connected Richmond to Catterick – the Army Base – and a lovely walk in all seasons. Thank you – lovely post!
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Bob , Thanks for posting the picture of the railway track that you take walks on.
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bob_deb posted an update 4 years ago
Although it is still a fair way to go before Spring arrives, we have to be very wary of not stepping on Gecko lizard hatchlings which have begun to appear. They are so tiny and vulnerable, plonking themselves anywhere they sense some warmth from the sun which includes our back steps which is a busy thoroughfare. This obliging little fellow…
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Very good pic, Bob !
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Excellent photo and comparison, Bob – they are fascinating little creatures….very exotic too.
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