Thread: mothers day

Originally Posted by MickR

Thanks Joan. And just a little off topic here, Kookaburra's seem to be the feature of the day for me today. Earlier this afternoon I spent half an hour watching a Kookaburra stand off a Crow on the powerline. It was a highly amusing sight, as the crow was getting quite vocal about this Kookie hanging about on the crows personal powerline. And usually it is a crows hang out. The kookies usually hang out in a tree out the back. This kookie just sat back and gave the crow the bird equivilant of 'bugger off', by making threatening postures with his ample beak, but in the most laid back way. Talk about stirring the pot. Once the crow went to another pole further down the street, the kookie went off to his usual tree out the back.
It was a nice interlude in my bridal repair task this afternoon anyway...


Mick

Sorry to hear that your bride is broken mick

Originally Posted by edhewitt

Sorry to hear that your bride is broken mick

Not broken mate, just up for some modifications. You know how it goes...


Mick

Originally Posted by MickR

Not broken mate, just up for some modifications. You know how it goes...


Mick

Well much as i am getting reasonably profficient with the power tools, dont know if i would fancy doing it myself

Originally Posted by edhewitt

Well much as i am getting reasonably profficient with the power tools, dont know if i would fancy doing it myself

Well so long as you got your ears and eyes on, but I prefer the stealth of hand-tools...


Mick

Originally Posted by MickR

Well so long as you got your ears and eyes on, but I prefer the stealth of hand-tools...


Mick

Dont have the time for hand tools, besides i am learning to do a lot with my dropsaw