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Just exploring this moblog thing. Mechanics. Desireables. Feasabilities. Fun-ness. Therapy. Art.
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Snow...
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White on white. Its Saturday night with J. A few crew are bubbling away in the loungeroom.
22nd Oct 2005, 10:41
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Greeting for the TALO Gropu
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Hi TALO!
(TALO is the Teaching and Learning Online google-group. They are meeting in the Blue Mountains for the first time. I'm unable to join them as I'm working today.)
(TALO is the Teaching and Learning Online google-group. They are meeting in the Blue Mountains for the first time. I'm unable to join them as I'm working today.)
21st Oct 2005, 01:13
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I am mad for cake and this is my phone wallpaper. Yum!
20th Oct 2005, 12:02
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Am I in heaven?
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At a mate's place, on his laptop checking out moblogs. On the wall, a wide screen projection of the other PC which is playin' kickin' Aussie hip-hop from the new Herd album. Yummmm....
20th Oct 2005, 09:58
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Everleigh Rail Yards
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This is just a big space where machines used to be. Its the biggest open indoor space I''ve ever seen!
16th Oct 2005, 05:14
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Everleigh Rail Yards
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Left as it was the day the workers downed tools, this is one of the preserved railsheds where they maintained trians for nearly one hundred years. A fab piece of history.
16th Oct 2005, 05:08
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Everleigh Rail Yards
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Thisis a big tool. Note the shiny two dollar coin to the right showing how big this tool is.
16th Oct 2005, 05:06
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Everleigh Rail Yards
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This is some kind of hammer press. Despite the refurbishment, a whole section of the railyardshave been preserved as they were the daythey stopped operations in the eighties. And they had operated the same way foralmost 100years.
16th Oct 2005, 05:05
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