where is some good bushwalking spots in the hawkesbury or blue mountains?
Q. I was looking for places on the more quiet side and around the hawkesbury, springwood, katoomba, etc thanks (:
Asked by unknown - Wed Apr 8 06:01:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check out some of the walks on this site:
Answered by Ozmaniac - Wed Apr 8 06:17:33 2009
Q. I was looking for places on the more quiet side and around the hawkesbury, springwood, katoomba, etc thanks (:
Asked by unknown - Wed Apr 8 06:01:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check out some of the walks on this site:
Answered by Ozmaniac - Wed Apr 8 06:17:33 2009
How do I know what gave me these leg muscles?
Q. I've been going to the gym and I've been doing leg presses as part of my workout. However, recently I went bushwalking which was mostly uphill(afterwards my legs seemed slightly more cut), and then a few days after that I went sprinting. Two days after sprinting and my legs look and feel much more muscular and "cut" as well. How do I know which one of these improved my legs?
Asked by worried person - Wed Sep 30 08:14:02 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. all of them...actually...=) at least each one of them helped a little... thts wat i think so...
Answered by animalover7575 - Wed Sep 30 08:18:33 2009
Q. I've been going to the gym and I've been doing leg presses as part of my workout. However, recently I went bushwalking which was mostly uphill(afterwards my legs seemed slightly more cut), and then a few days after that I went sprinting. Two days after sprinting and my legs look and feel much more muscular and "cut" as well. How do I know which one of these improved my legs?
Asked by worried person - Wed Sep 30 08:14:02 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. all of them...actually...=) at least each one of them helped a little... thts wat i think so...
Answered by animalover7575 - Wed Sep 30 08:18:33 2009
Why are the nights darker in Australia than in Canada?
Q. I been there in the country. When night falls it is pitch black. Hardly any starlight, and I can't remember a moon. In Canada in the summer, in the country, you can still "see" as there is more light from stars and there is a moon, most every night. I would be more apt to go bushwalking in Canada than in Australia. Aussie comments?
Asked by It just struck me like lightning - Tue Aug 19 12:31:15 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. On a clear night, with no clouds, moonlight, or artificial lights to block the view, people can see more than 14,000 stars in the sky, says Dennis Ward, an astronomer with the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) in Boulder, Colo. He helped coordinate the Star Count. But when people are surrounded by city lights, he says, they're lucky to see 150 stars. If you've ever driven toward a big city at night and seen its glow from afar, you've witnessed light pollution. It occurs when light from streetlights, office buildings, signs, and other sources streams into space and illuminates the night sky. This haze of light makes many stars invisible to people on Earth. Dust and particles of pollution from factories and industries… [cont.]
Answered by mohamedAshkar Z - Tue Aug 19 12:41:33 2008
Q. I been there in the country. When night falls it is pitch black. Hardly any starlight, and I can't remember a moon. In Canada in the summer, in the country, you can still "see" as there is more light from stars and there is a moon, most every night. I would be more apt to go bushwalking in Canada than in Australia. Aussie comments?
Asked by It just struck me like lightning - Tue Aug 19 12:31:15 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. On a clear night, with no clouds, moonlight, or artificial lights to block the view, people can see more than 14,000 stars in the sky, says Dennis Ward, an astronomer with the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) in Boulder, Colo. He helped coordinate the Star Count. But when people are surrounded by city lights, he says, they're lucky to see 150 stars. If you've ever driven toward a big city at night and seen its glow from afar, you've witnessed light pollution. It occurs when light from streetlights, office buildings, signs, and other sources streams into space and illuminates the night sky. This haze of light makes many stars invisible to people on Earth. Dust and particles of pollution from factories and industries… [cont.]
Answered by mohamedAshkar Z - Tue Aug 19 12:41:33 2008
where do people buy those cute backpacks from?
Q. there not bushwalking backpacks, they can come in a side bag. There made of some sort of cotton, has two buckles and apparently you buy them from camping shops but i dont know which one.
Asked by heyhey :) - Thu Dec 10 19:29:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. are you thinking of the Timbuk2 bags? not totally sure where to get them but if you Google I'm sure you can find them. there's also www.sierratradingpost.com for lots of gear
Answered by Bansuri Heartbeat - Thu Dec 10 19:36:29 2009
Q. there not bushwalking backpacks, they can come in a side bag. There made of some sort of cotton, has two buckles and apparently you buy them from camping shops but i dont know which one.
Asked by heyhey :) - Thu Dec 10 19:29:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. are you thinking of the Timbuk2 bags? not totally sure where to get them but if you Google I'm sure you can find them. there's also www.sierratradingpost.com for lots of gear
Answered by Bansuri Heartbeat - Thu Dec 10 19:36:29 2009
What is the most beautiful and fun national park in NSW, Australia?
Q. My interest are bushwalking, fauna, photography etc..
Asked by Juan_Pablo_Castel - Mon Sep 10 00:21:32 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The absolute best would be either the Royal National Park (the big one just south of Sydney), or in the Blue Mountains around Katoomba and Leura. Kuringai Chase, West Head...even Kosciuszko, although that's a bit far from the cities (its way up in the Snowy Mountains.) Also try Jenolan Caves - some of the best natural limestone caves I've ever seen - and open for tours.
Answered by Me - Tue Sep 11 17:58:12 2007
Q. My interest are bushwalking, fauna, photography etc..
Asked by Juan_Pablo_Castel - Mon Sep 10 00:21:32 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The absolute best would be either the Royal National Park (the big one just south of Sydney), or in the Blue Mountains around Katoomba and Leura. Kuringai Chase, West Head...even Kosciuszko, although that's a bit far from the cities (its way up in the Snowy Mountains.) Also try Jenolan Caves - some of the best natural limestone caves I've ever seen - and open for tours.
Answered by Me - Tue Sep 11 17:58:12 2007
Anyone know any dog friendly bushwalks in the blue mountains?
Q. I'm going there today and I want to go bushwalking with my dog :)
Asked by Solencea - Thu Dec 3 19:01:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe bushwalking is a word only we Aussies use - who knew? Pop into your nearest bushwalking/camping store - or one on the way there, many of these stores stock small booklets on local walks - I have heaps on the Grampians and Victorian Highlands, but none for NSW! Local "General Stores" are also good sources of these maps. Don't know if Lonely Planet has done a Blue Mountains Guide - but if they have that's what I'd be looking for. Make sure you check before you go that dogs are allowed where you want to walk. I know dogs are not allowed in National Parks, some State Parks allow them on leash. Try this site:
Answered by Magpie - Thu Dec 3 21:49:51 2009
Q. I'm going there today and I want to go bushwalking with my dog :)
Asked by Solencea - Thu Dec 3 19:01:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe bushwalking is a word only we Aussies use - who knew? Pop into your nearest bushwalking/camping store - or one on the way there, many of these stores stock small booklets on local walks - I have heaps on the Grampians and Victorian Highlands, but none for NSW! Local "General Stores" are also good sources of these maps. Don't know if Lonely Planet has done a Blue Mountains Guide - but if they have that's what I'd be looking for. Make sure you check before you go that dogs are allowed where you want to walk. I know dogs are not allowed in National Parks, some State Parks allow them on leash. Try this site:
Answered by Magpie - Thu Dec 3 21:49:51 2009
What is causing pain in my chest ?
Q. I am 55 year old caucasian male. I have a mild burning pain in my chest near my heart. The pain is not aways there. It only comes when I am breathing air that has been air-conditioned. When I enter a public library, an office, a hospital, a train , and a bus I get pain within 30 minutes. The pain goes away when spend time outside doing gardening or bushwalking. Why is this happening? Have I got a cancer, or something more serious?
Asked by Robert1953 - Mon Apr 28 05:20:59 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, These are the symtoms of starting of asthma. Asthma that develops for the first time in mid or late life usually continues to be a problem later on in life. But, with proper treatment, the affected person can lead a healthy and active life. The inhaler should be used. These guidelines may help to keep asthma under control: Avoid smoke, especially cigarette smoke, vapours and chemical fumes. Stay indoors during the humid season or the change of seasons especially when the pollen count is high. Do not use fans in closed and dusty places. Cover mattresses and pillows with plastic covers. Wash the bedding in hot water every week. Do not use a vaporizer or humidifier unless it is thoroughly cleaned. Do not have close contact with… [cont.]
Answered by Dr. Mojo M - Mon Apr 28 05:34:15 2008
Q. I am 55 year old caucasian male. I have a mild burning pain in my chest near my heart. The pain is not aways there. It only comes when I am breathing air that has been air-conditioned. When I enter a public library, an office, a hospital, a train , and a bus I get pain within 30 minutes. The pain goes away when spend time outside doing gardening or bushwalking. Why is this happening? Have I got a cancer, or something more serious?
Asked by Robert1953 - Mon Apr 28 05:20:59 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, These are the symtoms of starting of asthma. Asthma that develops for the first time in mid or late life usually continues to be a problem later on in life. But, with proper treatment, the affected person can lead a healthy and active life. The inhaler should be used. These guidelines may help to keep asthma under control: Avoid smoke, especially cigarette smoke, vapours and chemical fumes. Stay indoors during the humid season or the change of seasons especially when the pollen count is high. Do not use fans in closed and dusty places. Cover mattresses and pillows with plastic covers. Wash the bedding in hot water every week. Do not use a vaporizer or humidifier unless it is thoroughly cleaned. Do not have close contact with… [cont.]
Answered by Dr. Mojo M - Mon Apr 28 05:34:15 2008
Holiday idea for tasmania Cradle mountain, bush walking?
Q. HI everyone i want to take my partner away to tassie next year about march .. he wants to do some bush walking i was thinking of staying cradle mountain? is there any tours? Bushwalking ect that is guided, were only going a max of 4 days ...
Asked by detease2004 - Sun Oct 26 07:33:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your could try companies like Under Down Under or Adventureseekers they run a lot of eco tours here and if they don't run anything that suits you might be able to point you in the right direction. There are also a number of bush walking clubs if you belong to any where you are they may have local contacts Also the Tourism Tas website has a lot of links
Answered by William S - Sun Oct 26 15:25:25 2008
Q. HI everyone i want to take my partner away to tassie next year about march .. he wants to do some bush walking i was thinking of staying cradle mountain? is there any tours? Bushwalking ect that is guided, were only going a max of 4 days ...
Asked by detease2004 - Sun Oct 26 07:33:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your could try companies like Under Down Under or Adventureseekers they run a lot of eco tours here and if they don't run anything that suits you might be able to point you in the right direction. There are also a number of bush walking clubs if you belong to any where you are they may have local contacts Also the Tourism Tas website has a lot of links
Answered by William S - Sun Oct 26 15:25:25 2008
What the hell should I do here?
Q. It looks like I have a choice, leave Tasmania and hence my family for more job opportunities and better long term prospects in Perth WA or have my partner move here full-time, we're going to be talking about this alot tonight but I am wondering should I give up the northwest coast and high country for Perth's beaches? of course for a decent job as job prospects for youth in Launceston aint great...so advice here please everyone as this is important, whatever we decide tonight is what we are going to do and this will change my life forever, either way I go my life will change... also if you live in Perth maybe you can include some fishing and bushwalking places within your answer, these are 2 of my favorite pastimes, and if I have to fly… [cont.]
Asked by Mitch - Sun Nov 26 23:28:49 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live in Perth, there are so many fishing spots, camping places and of course the Bibblumen track is the bushwalkers paradise, goes all the way to Albany. Depending on where you will be living, most things are only 1/2 hour drive, we have cool winters with lots of sunshine and hot humid summers. Its beautiful and clean, house prices are getting ridiculous although there is a slowing in the market. Hope that helps :0)
Answered by AusPixie - Sun Nov 26 23:41:20 2006
Q. It looks like I have a choice, leave Tasmania and hence my family for more job opportunities and better long term prospects in Perth WA or have my partner move here full-time, we're going to be talking about this alot tonight but I am wondering should I give up the northwest coast and high country for Perth's beaches? of course for a decent job as job prospects for youth in Launceston aint great...so advice here please everyone as this is important, whatever we decide tonight is what we are going to do and this will change my life forever, either way I go my life will change... also if you live in Perth maybe you can include some fishing and bushwalking places within your answer, these are 2 of my favorite pastimes, and if I have to fly… [cont.]
Asked by Mitch - Sun Nov 26 23:28:49 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live in Perth, there are so many fishing spots, camping places and of course the Bibblumen track is the bushwalkers paradise, goes all the way to Albany. Depending on where you will be living, most things are only 1/2 hour drive, we have cool winters with lots of sunshine and hot humid summers. Its beautiful and clean, house prices are getting ridiculous although there is a slowing in the market. Hope that helps :0)
Answered by AusPixie - Sun Nov 26 23:41:20 2006
Why are there always a few christians saying that atheist are sad and live empty lives?
Q. I'm married to the most wunderful woman I've ever met. We have three beautiful children. I've got a great job and am lucky enough to be my own boss. When I'm not working, my wife and I are playing with the kids or painting, or renovating our house or bushwalking among many other activities. Hardly a sad and empty existence. As atheists, we are aware that we have to make the most of every day. I grew up a catholic, and to me, religious life is far more empty as it prevents you from being able to appreciate just how pevileged we are to be alive. Atheism allows you to appreciate that how special and unique this world we live in is. While I'm sure there are others worlds out there brimming with life, the odds are that it will have… [cont.]
Asked by Missing Link - Wed May 30 06:22:45 2007 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What is the purpose of your life that it is worthy of your living it? You have great gifts, your wife and your children, but are you just using them to occupy your time until you die? Is that a worthy purpose for your life? In a materialistic worldview, love is nothing more than getting some feelings. How noble, how worthy is that? You say the world is special and unique but look in the sky and see the clouds. Every one is special and unique. You are like one of those, but the specialness and the uniqueness of the cloud does not give it meaning or purpose. Only through self deception can you think that your life, your cloud, has any meaning or purpose.
Answered by Matthew T - Wed May 30 06:30:17 2007
Q. I'm married to the most wunderful woman I've ever met. We have three beautiful children. I've got a great job and am lucky enough to be my own boss. When I'm not working, my wife and I are playing with the kids or painting, or renovating our house or bushwalking among many other activities. Hardly a sad and empty existence. As atheists, we are aware that we have to make the most of every day. I grew up a catholic, and to me, religious life is far more empty as it prevents you from being able to appreciate just how pevileged we are to be alive. Atheism allows you to appreciate that how special and unique this world we live in is. While I'm sure there are others worlds out there brimming with life, the odds are that it will have… [cont.]
Asked by Missing Link - Wed May 30 06:22:45 2007 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What is the purpose of your life that it is worthy of your living it? You have great gifts, your wife and your children, but are you just using them to occupy your time until you die? Is that a worthy purpose for your life? In a materialistic worldview, love is nothing more than getting some feelings. How noble, how worthy is that? You say the world is special and unique but look in the sky and see the clouds. Every one is special and unique. You are like one of those, but the specialness and the uniqueness of the cloud does not give it meaning or purpose. Only through self deception can you think that your life, your cloud, has any meaning or purpose.
Answered by Matthew T - Wed May 30 06:30:17 2007
Dating and friendship on Central Coast - any suggestions??? I tried online not many local people registered?
Q. I am a decent hardworking 30yr old guy and I dont want to get married and settle down with a house and baby just yet - have a lot of things I want to do first. So how do I meet people on the Central Coast or Newcastle who just want to go out enjoy things like bike riding, swimming, bushwalking, bbqs local entertainment etc without pressing to form an exclusive relationship. There are not many locals on internet dating here and those that are want to rush into a relationship or else spend hours watching DVDs. No-one seems to want to be out in the outside world just hanging out and enjoying living life. This is a serious question and I would like some sensible answers because it gets pretty boring here and as I did not go to school here I… [cont.]
Asked by bora - Fri Jun 23 22:35:46 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What about church or your job? If you start doing things that you like you will start to meet people. Try to be out going.Good luck
Answered by top momma - Fri Jun 23 22:42:57 2006
Q. I am a decent hardworking 30yr old guy and I dont want to get married and settle down with a house and baby just yet - have a lot of things I want to do first. So how do I meet people on the Central Coast or Newcastle who just want to go out enjoy things like bike riding, swimming, bushwalking, bbqs local entertainment etc without pressing to form an exclusive relationship. There are not many locals on internet dating here and those that are want to rush into a relationship or else spend hours watching DVDs. No-one seems to want to be out in the outside world just hanging out and enjoying living life. This is a serious question and I would like some sensible answers because it gets pretty boring here and as I did not go to school here I… [cont.]
Asked by bora - Fri Jun 23 22:35:46 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What about church or your job? If you start doing things that you like you will start to meet people. Try to be out going.Good luck
Answered by top momma - Fri Jun 23 22:42:57 2006
Backpack company in Australia?
Q. Hello, I'm about to travel alone for the first time. I intend to backpack in Australia and buy my stuff over there. I need to know which company(ies)/store(s)/bra nd(s) you can suggest me. My activities will be: hiking, hitchhiking, couchsurfing/backpackers and a little camping (no bushwalking). Thank you for help !
Asked by Sakya - Mon Sep 8 07:13:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you will possibly need to go to a camping or surplus store to find what you need . Also some towns do not have back packer accomodation i suggest when you arrive in Australia you go a big city and see if you can find a booklet or magazine on listings of back packer accomodation. You could look this up on the internet also, and print out a list .
Answered by Sunny - Mon Sep 8 09:03:12 2008
Q. Hello, I'm about to travel alone for the first time. I intend to backpack in Australia and buy my stuff over there. I need to know which company(ies)/store(s)/bra nd(s) you can suggest me. My activities will be: hiking, hitchhiking, couchsurfing/backpackers and a little camping (no bushwalking). Thank you for help !
Asked by Sakya - Mon Sep 8 07:13:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you will possibly need to go to a camping or surplus store to find what you need . Also some towns do not have back packer accomodation i suggest when you arrive in Australia you go a big city and see if you can find a booklet or magazine on listings of back packer accomodation. You could look this up on the internet also, and print out a list .
Answered by Sunny - Mon Sep 8 09:03:12 2008
Probability math question?
Q. I'm having a little trouble with this probability question. (Venn diagram type of math question) 50 students go bushwalking. 23 get sunburnt, 22 get bitten by ants and 5 are both sunburnt and bitten by ants. Determine the probability that a randomly selected student: was either bitten or sunburnt.? Also what is the probability that a randomly selected student was neither biten nor sunburnt? Thank you in advance.
Asked by assailantkilla - Tue Nov 18 23:38:41 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it means 18 students got sunburns and 17 got bitten by Ants and 5 got both of them and 10 got neither of them. So prob( either bitten by ant or sunburnt) = (18+17)/50 = 70% chances prob(neither bitten by ant or sunburnt) = 10/50 = 20% chances.
Answered by sunny - Tue Nov 18 23:47:41 2008
Q. I'm having a little trouble with this probability question. (Venn diagram type of math question) 50 students go bushwalking. 23 get sunburnt, 22 get bitten by ants and 5 are both sunburnt and bitten by ants. Determine the probability that a randomly selected student: was either bitten or sunburnt.? Also what is the probability that a randomly selected student was neither biten nor sunburnt? Thank you in advance.
Asked by assailantkilla - Tue Nov 18 23:38:41 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it means 18 students got sunburns and 17 got bitten by Ants and 5 got both of them and 10 got neither of them. So prob( either bitten by ant or sunburnt) = (18+17)/50 = 70% chances prob(neither bitten by ant or sunburnt) = 10/50 = 20% chances.
Answered by sunny - Tue Nov 18 23:47:41 2008
What is YOUR preference.....?
Q. 1...Bushwalking or a stroll in the park.. 2...Coffee shops or pubs & clubs 3...Camping out or resorts 4...Buffet or a la carte 5...Raw or cooked 6...Lamb or fish 7...BBQ or Take away
Asked by Aussie the 2nd - Fri Oct 31 02:53:55 2008 - - 24 Answers - 2 Comments
A. You changed your style Aussie!!! But I like the question and I can answer what are YOUR preference because I know you by heart. 1...mine is bush walking, yours too. 2...coffee shops for both 3...Camping for you, both for me. 4...A la carte for me (unless it's a 5 diamond restaurant) and... buffet for you if I'm not wrong so u can choose. 5...Raw for me, cooked for you. 6...Lamb and fish for me, for you...let me guess..fish? 7...That one is easy, BBQ for both! Muah!
Answered by Belier - Fri Oct 31 12:45:35 2008
Q. 1...Bushwalking or a stroll in the park.. 2...Coffee shops or pubs & clubs 3...Camping out or resorts 4...Buffet or a la carte 5...Raw or cooked 6...Lamb or fish 7...BBQ or Take away
Asked by Aussie the 2nd - Fri Oct 31 02:53:55 2008 - - 24 Answers - 2 Comments
A. You changed your style Aussie!!! But I like the question and I can answer what are YOUR preference because I know you by heart. 1...mine is bush walking, yours too. 2...coffee shops for both 3...Camping for you, both for me. 4...A la carte for me (unless it's a 5 diamond restaurant) and... buffet for you if I'm not wrong so u can choose. 5...Raw for me, cooked for you. 6...Lamb and fish for me, for you...let me guess..fish? 7...That one is easy, BBQ for both! Muah!
Answered by Belier - Fri Oct 31 12:45:35 2008
Who would you save?
Q. Here is the scenario: You are bushwalking and approach a cliff face. You take your camera out to get some photos only to see a man and a 5 week old Beagle puppy with big flappy ears holding on for dear life over the cliff edge. It appears that they were admiring the view and accidently slipped. The Beagle is hanging onto a branch with its teeth and the man with his hands. There is only enough time to save the man or the puppy? The one you don't save will shortly become exhausted and fall to their death. Who would you choose to save?
Asked by Memphis - Tue Feb 19 17:54:11 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hm.. as much as I love puppies, I'd probably save the man. The puppy can't be replaced, but the man has a family and friends who would be devastated if he had died (and then found out that I saved the puppy, haha).
Answered by Marie - Tue Feb 19 18:02:41 2008
Q. Here is the scenario: You are bushwalking and approach a cliff face. You take your camera out to get some photos only to see a man and a 5 week old Beagle puppy with big flappy ears holding on for dear life over the cliff edge. It appears that they were admiring the view and accidently slipped. The Beagle is hanging onto a branch with its teeth and the man with his hands. There is only enough time to save the man or the puppy? The one you don't save will shortly become exhausted and fall to their death. Who would you choose to save?
Asked by Memphis - Tue Feb 19 17:54:11 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hm.. as much as I love puppies, I'd probably save the man. The puppy can't be replaced, but the man has a family and friends who would be devastated if he had died (and then found out that I saved the puppy, haha).
Answered by Marie - Tue Feb 19 18:02:41 2008
are these shoes for men?
Q. ???
Asked by :) - Tue Jan 27 05:30:24 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the only way you could get away w/ wearing those is if you are into the punk rock look, cuz they do look like mens, but if worn right any women could pull it off. :)
Answered by Tina :) - Tue Jan 27 05:35:59 2009
Q. ???
Asked by :) - Tue Jan 27 05:30:24 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the only way you could get away w/ wearing those is if you are into the punk rock look, cuz they do look like mens, but if worn right any women could pull it off. :)
Answered by Tina :) - Tue Jan 27 05:35:59 2009
HELP!!!!! new friends needed?
Q. I am 18, live in Tasmania, I'm active, enjoy bushwalking, the beach, driving and shopping, I am looking for work in transport/logistics and I am a very compasionate person, I am just looking for some new friends to give me some inspiration as i fear that I have lost my girlfriend as I couldnt call her last night to resolve some issues, she thinks that I dont love her and most of my mates are males and they wouldn't understand what I am going through at the moment...but I think a female would as I know some aren't mean and that they do know that we males do have reasons for not calling, real reasons so if anyone within Australia is looking for a new trustworthy friend, someone that they can talk to about anything and is just an allround… [cont.]
Asked by Mitch - Fri Dec 15 17:46:29 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sweet two free points pick me as best answer and ill be your friend bro
Answered by DoubleOshann - Fri Dec 15 17:49:33 2006
Q. I am 18, live in Tasmania, I'm active, enjoy bushwalking, the beach, driving and shopping, I am looking for work in transport/logistics and I am a very compasionate person, I am just looking for some new friends to give me some inspiration as i fear that I have lost my girlfriend as I couldnt call her last night to resolve some issues, she thinks that I dont love her and most of my mates are males and they wouldn't understand what I am going through at the moment...but I think a female would as I know some aren't mean and that they do know that we males do have reasons for not calling, real reasons so if anyone within Australia is looking for a new trustworthy friend, someone that they can talk to about anything and is just an allround… [cont.]
Asked by Mitch - Fri Dec 15 17:46:29 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sweet two free points pick me as best answer and ill be your friend bro
Answered by DoubleOshann - Fri Dec 15 17:49:33 2006
ankle hairline fracture?
Q. I sprained my ankle bushwalking and because 3/4 of our group were boys, and because i didnt collapse on the ground in pain but kept walking on it (really bad idea). when i did it my ankle rolled over a rock and went inverted i also heard a very loud crack sound (like when u "crack" ur knuckles. ) it was VERY swollen and bruised. two days later i did the freycinet bushwalking trip( very much against mums better judgement) with the same group and by the time i go back not only was is some very pretty shades of red blue and purple but swollen to the same size as my calf and painful to both touch and walk on. a few days later my ankle collapsed and i was taken to ER basically they told me that it was a 3rd degree sprain and i had to use… [cont.]
Asked by Cayla - Sat May 9 02:26:18 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would see your doctor and get it checked again as you are still in so much pain. Take care.
Answered by book Girl - Sat May 9 03:22:55 2009
Q. I sprained my ankle bushwalking and because 3/4 of our group were boys, and because i didnt collapse on the ground in pain but kept walking on it (really bad idea). when i did it my ankle rolled over a rock and went inverted i also heard a very loud crack sound (like when u "crack" ur knuckles. ) it was VERY swollen and bruised. two days later i did the freycinet bushwalking trip( very much against mums better judgement) with the same group and by the time i go back not only was is some very pretty shades of red blue and purple but swollen to the same size as my calf and painful to both touch and walk on. a few days later my ankle collapsed and i was taken to ER basically they told me that it was a 3rd degree sprain and i had to use… [cont.]
Asked by Cayla - Sat May 9 02:26:18 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would see your doctor and get it checked again as you are still in so much pain. Take care.
Answered by book Girl - Sat May 9 03:22:55 2009
Orienteering??
Q. I Need A Company Name For An Orienteering Group It doesn't ahve to be anyting special, but maybe a little funny and gives refence to orienteering/bushwalking Thanks Oh and I Thought of the "Golden Compass" just then so dont tell me that
Asked by Night-Elf Mohawk - Wed May 7 02:12:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Woodchucks Lost Boys Bramble Ramblers Thorn Birds Bushwhackers Chigger Gitters Tick Hounds Lost and Found North by Northwest Sneaky Snakes Copperheads Blind Squirrels (Even a blind squirrel can find his nuts.) Possible mottos: Have Compass will Wander Maps? We don' need no stinkin' maps!
Answered by rotorhead - Wed May 7 07:55:06 2008
Q. I Need A Company Name For An Orienteering Group It doesn't ahve to be anyting special, but maybe a little funny and gives refence to orienteering/bushwalking Thanks Oh and I Thought of the "Golden Compass" just then so dont tell me that
Asked by Night-Elf Mohawk - Wed May 7 02:12:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Woodchucks Lost Boys Bramble Ramblers Thorn Birds Bushwhackers Chigger Gitters Tick Hounds Lost and Found North by Northwest Sneaky Snakes Copperheads Blind Squirrels (Even a blind squirrel can find his nuts.) Possible mottos: Have Compass will Wander Maps? We don' need no stinkin' maps!
Answered by rotorhead - Wed May 7 07:55:06 2008
Would you be annoyed too?
Q. My long term boyfriend is about to go away for about a month. We went for dinner last night and he basically didn't sleep well at my place because of noises from my neighbours. So we cancelled this evening, me staying at his, so he could sleep better and were due to go out bushwalking etc tomorrow. I am just annoyed because he called me to say it was going to rain tomorrow so there is not much we can do together so I may as well not come over. I said to him he was going away and even watching a dvd would be good. In answer to which I get, we'll see. For someone going away for so long, its a bit inconsiderate I think, do you agree? I mentioned on the phone that he was making it clear what he thinks of me by not seeing me before he went… [cont.]
Asked by Tinker - Sat May 17 07:03:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i would be annoyed too, where is he going away to and who with? if he is that disinterested when you are there i would be worried about what he is going to get up to when his gone
Answered by holden08 - Sat May 17 07:15:26 2008
Q. My long term boyfriend is about to go away for about a month. We went for dinner last night and he basically didn't sleep well at my place because of noises from my neighbours. So we cancelled this evening, me staying at his, so he could sleep better and were due to go out bushwalking etc tomorrow. I am just annoyed because he called me to say it was going to rain tomorrow so there is not much we can do together so I may as well not come over. I said to him he was going away and even watching a dvd would be good. In answer to which I get, we'll see. For someone going away for so long, its a bit inconsiderate I think, do you agree? I mentioned on the phone that he was making it clear what he thinks of me by not seeing me before he went… [cont.]
Asked by Tinker - Sat May 17 07:03:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i would be annoyed too, where is he going away to and who with? if he is that disinterested when you are there i would be worried about what he is going to get up to when his gone
Answered by holden08 - Sat May 17 07:15:26 2008
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boat into reverse, and you would liken the experience to having a bucket of ice-cold water tipped over your head, and then sitting in front of a strong fan. It was fun, though. As seen on Andrew Purdam's . Bushwalking. Treasure Box blog.
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