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Chris now that you've finally got the taste for vegemite on toast you can try sao's with vegemite for lunch, plus try whatever keefy has up his sleeve. Perhaps Chris your next challenge could be to convince these canadians to give it a try.
Max PS you could ask Tony about how many blisters he has on his hands today.Perhaps he needs a lend of your gloves. 
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20-05-10, 14:26
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pick on Tony (again)
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21-05-10, 23:31
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Euan, Tony had the choice between a log splitter and a block buster to cut the wood and guess which one he picked.
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21-05-10, 23:38
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Chris, it looks like the road from Innamincka to Birdsville is closed, due to flood damage. The road had opened up from Camerons Corner to the Strzelecki Track so we will be able to go to Maree and possibly look at Lake Eyre.
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visiting Keith
After 2 exciting days with Bob and another 2 days on Kangaroo Island visiting Penguins, Aussie Sealions, NZ Fur Seals and Remarkable Rocks, I'm back in the colder climate in Melbourne. Got picked up by Keith on Saturday and got to drive my old girl.
Gosh, thanks to Ganmain Tony and his Magic Hands on Carbi's she's running beautifully and very powerful. Perfect for the Swiss Mountains. Think I could overtake even a Jeep  I had a good drive yesterday and today and polished the gears a little bit. Good I had a go cause I think I would have not remembered not to pull the clutch 100% through, otherwise I could never had found a gear and wouln't be able to drive her out of the container in Switzerland. How embarrassing... I also paid a short visit to Euan and looked again at his latest project, soon ready on the road. Here are 2 videos I took: Aussie gear polishing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TH_M3g6KK7Y Crank starting a Blitz: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpo7Lx6SUYI Greetings Chris PS Most embarassing moment. Drove in 3rd gear into Keiths property and stalled her. Couln't start her afterwards because the carbi was flooded... Luckily there weren't any other visitors...
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Chris' visit
Yes, playing host to Chris for a couple of days. We were working on the F15 - plumbed in the right-hand fuel tank which works beautifully and also gave Chris the task of removing the brackets which hold the door check straps from an old cab and wire brushing them which was done with impeccable Swiss precision. I've made some new leather check straps which are soaking overnight before having linseed oil rubbed into them. As I was putting them into the water a redback spider emerged next to my finger. I left it to show Chris who was duly impressed.
 Chris polishing some parts other than the gears. 
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, blisters don't require 3 days in hospital having finger bones replaced with metal and screws 
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