Not quite a 14.. just a cheeky 13 5/8ths.. :thumbsup:Quote:
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Not quite a 14.. just a cheeky 13 5/8ths.. :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by oraki
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Cracking aurora last night!
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It is going on again in Invers! But I am stuck with the kids... boomerQuote:
Originally Posted by GravelBen
It was cloudy here when I looked outside before but maybe I should check again!
Fark dude - that is like a Mars landing landscape.... awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by GravelBen
@PERRISCICABA @GravelBen what time does this all kick off? Heard it was happening but don't want to be up till stupid a'clockQuote:
Originally Posted by PERRISCICABA
Hey James, it pretty much happen every night, HOWEVER, not every night is the same, occasions like we having lately are few and when it happen you will see people going "nuts"...Quote:
Originally Posted by 223nut
To be able to see it well with naked eye you must be in a great darkness or star lights and in your case "easy"... follow
This link and every time you see numbers above 4 and better 5+ you may see it with naked eye, of course late night is better...
http://www.aurora-service.net/aurora-forecast/
I hope it helps and gravel_ben may be able to give you more advise.
Mac
Mac sums it up pretty well, its not easy to predict in advance (predictions can show a better/worse chance of it but no guarantee) and you have to be somewhere dark with clear skies south to see it.
I'm part of a couple of aurora groups on facebook so I generally see a bunch of activity there to let me know when a good one is happening.
Have the perfect place for looking near the house, it's just a matter of being out at the right time, I like me beauty sleep
There are a few phone apps you can get which give you notifications when it reaches a certain level too.
Just discovered this thread - man there are some awesome memories and scenes on here - shows the magic of our human and natural world ... will try and find some of my own, but can't match these. Well done guys, keep it coming.
Awesome photos Nga
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Myanmar it's a place worth visiting.
From our hunting trip in South Africa :thumbsup: (yep yellow shirt is me.)
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biking in teneriffa [emoji106]
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One of my 6-year-olds skippering her Grandad's 2m inflatable with an 8hp. She seems quite capable.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...6e54d08067.jpg
@Pengy finally got the camera sorted!
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I know that rock.[emoji6]Quote:
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My first 60 score at 800 yards, in my second season of FTR target shooting.
Score is 60.3 for F-Class shooting.
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That down jacket makes me look fat ;)
Fuck off that is a Lycra Tee shirt. You are fat! Ha ha ha ha I know, pot, kettle black but I had to say it or I wouldn't be me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pengy
2 dogs???? @PengyQuote:
Originally Posted by stingray
One is the mad bugger known as Rouge, belonging to StingrayQuote:
Originally Posted by Shearer
top one is hokianga harbour and bottom one is kaipara harbour
You are a feather plucker @Gibo :thumbsup:
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What's special about this particular river apart from being quite photogenic?Quote:
Originally Posted by Biggun708
Te Urewera... Incredible place to go and refocus on what's good in life... My job can get to be a bit of a downer at times.. Time in the bush goes a long way to sort that shit out...Quote:
Originally Posted by Russian 22.
Those are good reasons. Working with at risk youth and delinquents would get depressing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Biggun708
Depressing, frustrating, exciting and at times incredibly rewarding... I've had so young men run up to me on the street just to tell me they've got a job and they're staying out of trouble... That stuff is gold!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Russian 22.
Is that the horrormunga
Must be pretty nice to know that you had a part to play with them getting onto the straight and narrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Biggun708
As a side question. What do you reckon the percent of the young men you work with don't have dad's in their life?
