Thank goodness for my dam, we've not had any rain of consequence, since
early July and we are not on town water, so our dam is a lifesaver for my
plants. :-)

On Sat, 27 Oct 2012 20:29:19 +1000, "Maroochy"
wrote:

Thank goodness for my dam, we've not had any rain of consequence, since
early July and we are not on town water, so our dam is a lifesaver for my
plants. :-)

Beautiful place you have there.

"Maroochy" wrote ...

Thank goodness for my dam, we've not had any rain of consequence, since
early July and we are not on town water, so our dam is a lifesaver for my
plants. :-)


Quite a life saver for the local wildlife as well I would imagine, ever
tried using night vision binoculars to see what come around at night.
--
Regards. Bob Hobden.
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joevan wrote:
On Sat, 27 Oct 2012 20:29:19 +1000, "Maroochy"
wrote:

Thank goodness for my dam, we've not had any rain of consequence,
since early July and we are not on town water, so our dam is a
lifesaver for my plants. :-)

Beautiful place you have there.

Thanks, we absolutely love it. :-)

Bob Hobden wrote:
Quite a life saver for the local wildlife as well I would imagine,

Yes, we're attracting a lot more birds now and hopefully as things mature, a
lot more wildlife will appear.

ever tried using night vision binoculars to see what come around at
night.

No, but we put food (apples and other fruit.veggie scraps) out a little ways
from the house and we can watch the possums and bandicoots come in and
enjoy their little treats, from our deck. Also the wallabies hang around
quite a bit and we saw a huge hare a couple of nights ago, I'm not too happy
about that as I am starting on my veggie garden next week, though I will be
able to protect the veggies at night, so hopefully we get to eat them, not
the wildlife. :-)