My daughter has bought an iPad and I'm heading
off to PNG for a longer stint (I have a work
permit now) on Thursday morning.
Only thing that worries me -- they're forecasting
snow on the hills for Thursday morning. OMG! Will
my plane fly? Will I get snowed in? Panic, panic,
panic! :)
It's WARM in PNG!
Cheers, geoff
At 2:23 PM +1000 7/8/12, Brian Ferguson wrote:
>Thanks Eric for advising that the site is still working.
>
>I thought you may have felt the great sigh of
>relief from England when Andy Murray, a Scot,
>won the tennis singles gold medal, or just a a
>blast from same place when getting more success.
>(-:
>
>We in Melbourne, which is earthquake negative,
>have actually had a couple of very small shakes.
>It was a funny feeling one night, sitting on a
>well-sprung couch, to have several small
>sideways movements. So, it looks as if the World
>will be heading to more earthquakes now that
>it's starting to get hotter.
>
>Just nature. Happened before; will happen again.
>
>Oh, unless your shake was connected to the
>landing on Mars of Curiosity? A sort of
>'butterfly' activity?
>
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>Regards from brianF
>===============
>
>On 07/08/2012, at 11:57 AM, Erik Richard
>Sørensen <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
>> Hello Brian
>>
>> Brian Ferguson wrote:
>>> Very quiet, in fact nothing.
>>> Holidays perhaps or fright about Mountain Lion?
>>
>> Yes, holidays - or maybe no problems.:-) - But
>>last night - or maybe more correctly - last
>>morning at 4:57AM I heard something like a
>>funny humming coming rolling against the
>>building. - I was half awaky, half sleeping so
>>I thought that it might be one of our ambulance
>>helicopters or a huge truck...
>>
>> Earlier in the late evening my budgerigars
>>were very nervous and real aggressive... Just
>>after hearing the noise of what might be a
>>helicopter or a truck, the poor budgerigars
>>flew around like wild. This made me fully
>>awaken, so I went to turn on the lights to calm
>>them down...
>>
>> I also felt some shaking, but didn't count on
>>anything cause I wasn't quite clear, but I
>>turned on the radio to hear the latest news and
>>they said we had a - for Denmark - very heavy
>>earthquake of 4.4 RS. The epi-centre was
>>underseas near the island of Anholt in Kattegat
>>apprx. 100kms from Aarhus. - Today I've heard
>>others telling about the heavy humming... It's
>>the first time in my life I've /heard/ an
>>earthquake and not just been feeling one. -
>>This is the third quake we've had within the
>>last 3 years of strength +4.0 RS...
>>
>> Cheers, Erik Richard
>>
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