Pictures... pictures of our pinball face's places from space
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In keeping with the thread topic, here's the new place. Circled in black near the top left of this leafy neighbourhood.
A little bit less isolated than the last place! Five bedrooms, enormous carport, double garage, massive rent,
civilization in the immediate proximity. If I ignore the wallet wack there IS a lot going for it.
A little bit less isolated than the last place! Five bedrooms, enormous carport, double garage, massive rent,
civilization in the immediate proximity. If I ignore the wallet wack there IS a lot going for it.
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Looks like a nice part of the planet. Really nice!
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So I guess the DNS alt still tends to be regional or nation-based?
TBH, I'm here holding up a flickering candle in the dark, but if I had to guess, maybe the more server hops required for a 'scramble' costs more money to the service provider..?
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God, I'd love to live near a proper beach, just for that alone.
Currently I'm kinda right off Lake Erie, and maybe that sounds nice in theory, but the actual waterfront isn't much to enjoy. By that I mean cement water-breaker devices, wave-walls, desolate shore.. that sort of thing.
So... no cute little crabs scuttling about, no goose barnacles washing ashore, few sea birds, little if any quick-burrowing mole crabs... just very little of my beloved sea life, and more, just not much of a proper place to throw a towel down and soak it all in.
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Just in case you missed my recent beach catch, there's fish out there...
Went for a fish!
Bought some metal blade/vibe lures from eBay for about $4 each, so I had to ride down to the beach to test them out... Second Cast...caught a Southern Bluespotted Flathead, Platycephalus speculator! https://fishesofaustralia.net.au/home/species/3364 It's a pity the fish rolled in the sand...
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You live in a tropical paradise!
I bet there are some big bugs down there.
I am also betting there are big spiders that catch those bugs,
Correct me if I am wrong, but I thought I heard about a "Bird-eating spider" that lives down there in the land down under?
A spider that eats birds? That has got to be one big spider!!
Do you have any local spiders that are big and worth taking a picture of?
Colorful spiders because of the tropical climate?
The particular area of the Pacific Northwest that I live in, has no native poisonous spiders or snakes.
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Mate, we have snake eating spiders...
The Black Gheko!
Not sure how it got in down the chimney somehow. So a few snapshots, then I brushed and panned the beast to the yard outside.
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Rainbow lorikeet?
So what kinds of fruit do you have around there, matey? Are there local raptors or such to keep these mini-dinosaurs under control? (I'm a major fan of parrots, but a man's got to have his fruit)
A couple summers in my 'tweens,' I went to visit relatives in Bettendorf, Iowa, off the mighty Mississippi, for sailing and tennis lessons.
Okay, not sure if I'm remembering this right, but-- one of the things I was blown away by was how hundreds of thousands of mayflies would suddenly molt / emerge from pupae, become adults, mate, and then quickly die, leaving their little bodies scattered all over the wharfs, docks, etc. Although it didn't seem too annoying to me at the time. We'd just wash them away with a hose, and they'd end up back in the big river as food & compost.
So Love Bugs are worse than that?
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Yes Rainbow lorikeets. As well as sulfur crested cockatoos like the one in this picture I took yesterday. We have plum trees out the back with mountains of fruit, and some sort of citrus out front. No birds of prey yet. On the farm we had hawks, kites and wedgetailed eagles, so we couldn't leave puppies in the yard. The birds here are much friendlier!
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Looks like you live in paradise!!
Beautiful!!
I would have a hard time staying home, with beaches like that within bike riding range!
I am sure the grass is green and the girls are pretty! Paradise City! lol
Thanks for sharing the pics!
Beautiful!!
I would have a hard time staying home, with beaches like that within bike riding range!
I am sure the grass is green and the girls are pretty! Paradise City! lol
Thanks for sharing the pics!
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Looks like your region is headed for some ~90°F weather in coming days.
I was wondering how hot 'Straya was gonna get this summer. I hope it's not too brutal, but I guess for folks in your town, the nearness of the ocean helps offset that a tad.
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