G'day from Down Under!

Welcome.?ÿ Jump right in.?ÿ We love getting upside down viewpoints on here.?ÿ For example:?ÿ note the thread that begins with -10.

Welcome! Would love to come visit your country someday.

So would I but I don't do airports anymore.?ÿ Might take awhile to get there by canoe.

Youngest daughter spent a couple months living in Sydney in the Summer of 2003 while doing an internship program as part of her degree requirements at the University of Arkansas.?ÿ She and a couple roommates screwed up on their very first adventure out of their apartment.?ÿ They needed to stock up on food.?ÿ One stop was at a meat market.?ÿ When they ordered some slice ham or sliced turkey or something like that for sandwiches and such they were asked how much they wanted.?ÿ The reply, "Oh, about a pound of each." was met with an interesting look that made them realize their mistake.

Welcome! I too have plans to visit your country but mine won't let me out right now.

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Welcome mate! While this place may be a bit like the bar scene from Star Wars, we won't let your funny talk get in the way. I've been planning a walkabout down your way for a long time, only problem I see is I might never come back. Cheers!

Welcome from the state of North Carolina, USA.

Ed

Great place to visit. Australia certainly contributes a lot to modern surveying/geodesy. I am a particular fan of Dr. Featherstone at Curtin University. Never made it further west than the Ulu ??u-Kata Tju ??a National Park.

Gosh, it's been too long since my last visit. Unfortunately, looks like no trip will be possible in the foreseeable future.?ÿ

Road sign photo taken at Alice Springs.

Did you ever run into Richard Abbott (RADU)? Colourful character from Adelaide; made it up over here a few times; jolly good times were had by all!!

AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE!!!

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Welcome!

Cheers guys ????ÿ

I am based in W.A. and spent some time surveying the red dirt up north.

Pav