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The Home of Photos in Dunnunda! Mk II
Couple more from SEQ;
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And why stop with photos... here's some amazing footage of the Mossie's last public appearance in NZ before being packed in containers and shipped to the US to it's owner...
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Slackie, I pumped that YouTube footage via wifi through my new surround system, full noise
yeahhh! Only lost two vases & a coupla shot glasses off the shelf. The house nearly shook itself to pieces 
yeahhh! Only lost two vases & a coupla shot glasses off the shelf. The house nearly shook itself to pieces
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Mr Cecil, I thought you were down in the weeds with the heavy metal. Instead you are swanning on the beach. Or this the long held dream of a FIFO spray tan franchise. Hope Nev is holding the fort for you. 
Avid reader of the last thread but never got involved, figured now might be the time, some pictures of my new South Pacific home 
First up an Active Volcano, tops out around 5000ft.
Then to really get things a bit hot, a Lava Lake...forgot my marshmallows...
Apologies for the lack of detail, been taking these with my mobile phone, should really invest in a decent camera sometime!!
First up an Active Volcano, tops out around 5000ft.
Then to really get things a bit hot, a Lava Lake...forgot my marshmallows...
Apologies for the lack of detail, been taking these with my mobile phone, should really invest in a decent camera sometime!!
Yeah, the lava one whilst looking impressive with the lakes there aren't a lot of explosions, or so i've been lead to believe!!! The other volcano not far away is the more active of the two!!
Plus we keep a good 1000' clearance from the top which is more likely around 2000' from the lava lakes itself!!
Plus we keep a good 1000' clearance from the top which is more likely around 2000' from the lava lakes itself!!
Trust me, the first time you stand on the rim of an active volcano that actually has explosions....you'll cr*p your pants, but you'll also appreciate it a bit more, 2000' is a reasonable distance for most Volcanos that aren't violently errupting!! 
