I found this interesting and somewhat encouraging. Old marked trees disappear pretty quickly these days.
This one will sit quietly for others to ponder on in times to come
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-21/blazed-tree-airlifted-out-of-namadgi-national-park-act-border/6558604
Richard, post: 323529, member: 833 wrote: I found this interesting and somewhat encouraging. Old marked trees disappear pretty quickly these days.
This one will sit quietly for others to ponder on in times to come
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-21/blazed-tree-airlifted-out-of-namadgi-national-park-act-border/6558604
Thank you Richard.
Cheers,
Derek
Did they leave a memorial monument of the tree? Some broken whisky bottle?? A brass stob? GIS coordinates?
You would figure 100k could at least bury TDD's banjo
DDSM:beer::beer::beer:
endeavoring to talk with someone on this but found this link
[MEDIA=youtube]1E0twsXJ3jE[/MEDIA]
I haven't watched all this, but I see. there was whisky poured at that event on youtube, along with fruit cake and 'billy tea'.
Ah, those were the days. Lucky to find a tree to cut a mark in these days, yet alone allowed to do so on environmental grounds.
I'll add anything else if found.
Richard, post: 323681, member: 833 wrote: endeavoring to talk with someone on this but found this link
[MEDIA=youtube]1E0twsXJ3jE[/MEDIA]
I haven't watched all this, but I see. there was whisky poured at that event on youtube, along with fruit cake and 'billy tea'.
Ah, those were the days. Lucky to find a tree to cut a mark in these days, yet alone allowed to do so on environmental grounds.I'll add anything else if found.
Ahhhh, They marked a NEW reference tree and measured to the monument. Thanks for the YouTube link.
DDSM:beer:
Pony up your old plumb bobs, you cheapskates! 😀
They got this call right.
