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Mitchell Flood 2nd Feb 2012 Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 625 seconds A small doco of the flood in Mitchell, Queensland, Australia. Filmed from just before houses were affected, till after peak. No human lives lost Goodluck Mitchell |
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Eastern Brown from under a bollard on the Mitchell Bridge Floods Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 54 seconds 9th Feb 2012 Just rescued a nice Eastern Brown from under a bollard on the Mitchell Bridge. |
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Conondale Great Walk Queensland Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 1035 seconds Conondale Great Walk Queensland walked in August 2011. |
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Fraser Island Great Walk Xmas 2010 Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 1088 seconds Fraser Island Great Walk Xmas 2010 24-12-10 to 28-12-10 Over the 5 days we had 8-10 inches of rain. It was wet. Still a beautiful island that is well worth seeing. The wildlife was amazing in wet conditions and I imagine even better when the sun is out...next time. For those who dont remember the time, this was during the Queensland Floods in Dec 2010. |
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Ooboo the Killer PitBull strikes AGAIN! Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 64 seconds Hes a savage pitbull that is bred to kill smalll bones and pieces of meat. Savage I tell you. Dont let that fun time looking dog fool you...he just wants your bloooooooooooooood! |
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Running of the chooks.wmv Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 92 seconds The Running of the Chooks! This strange event occurs each day, with people risking their lives in this battle for honour, courage and freedom! Do you feel lucky? Proudly brought to you by Warning:EarthlingsOn Board! |
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Mitchell Flood 2nd March 2010 Queensland.AVI Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 53 seconds Mitchell Flood 2nd March 2010 Queensland on the Maranoa River No houses were flooded in Mitchell, even though we had more rain than Roma, which had over 200 houses flooded which had never before flooded. Mitchell, one of the few places you can live on a river and be confident that it will never flood. The Maranoa is the second fastest river in Australia when in flood. |
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Mitchell Weir on the Maranoa River Queensland Overflowing 2nd March 2010.AVI Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 14 seconds Mitchell Weir on the Maranoa River Queensland Overflowing 2nd March 2010. River peaked at 8.1 metres No houses were flooded in Mitchell, even though we had more rain than Roma, which had over 200 houses flooded, which had never before flooded. The Maranoa is the second fastest river in Australia when in flood. |
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Inside of my house after the major renovations have been completed Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 550 seconds Ive been chugging away at this for the last 18 months off and on and have uploaded this video for family and friends who are interested in the progress. It may also let other renovators of old houses a bit of insight on how their house can turn out...even the most 'orrible of hovels by just adding a bit of love and muscle. Hope you like it. |
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Ever wondered how snakes poo? Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 94 seconds Heres a Darwin python taking a small dump. |
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Large python from Australia Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 31 seconds Huge python in Oz |
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Guinea Fowl Chicks friendly feeding. Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 224 seconds Heres some Guinea Fowl chicks that Im raising with a Bantam hen. I feed them first thing in the morning like this so that they become friendly. It worked on the chickens so hopefully it works on the guinea fowl as well.... |
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Coastal Male, Striped, Morelia spilota mcdowelli Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 36 seconds Nice Coastal Male striped produced dome nice hatchies this year similiarly patterned. |
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Morelia bredli Pair Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 116 seconds Morelia bredli pair. Nice pythons. |
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Log Splitting Demo using Wedges and a Sledge Hammer. Muscle power. Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 209 seconds Theres lots of Demonstrations on YouTube for assisted power driven log splitters, but none for the old manual method using just a handful of steel wedges and a big 'ol sledge hammer. Hence this video. Im sure there are people with more knowledge out their, who may like to post their own video showing how to split a log manually. Please do, I also want to learn. |
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Chickens Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 383 seconds Heres a mix of Bantams and other unknown mixes. Eggs from a friend. The mother was always a bit scared, however has relaxed since egg pop time and will now let me touch her and will feed out of my hand. Always a goood thing. Chicks have been all healthy and got 8 out of 10 eggs. Love the 'ol chooks. Aussie Game next! |
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Part 1 2008 BackYard landscaping and plants here in Mitchell, Outback Queensland Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 330 seconds Heres my backyard recorded end of winter around late September 2008. Its a work in progress, with mainly natives being planted. Im situated out near Roma, Queensland. Hot summers, cold and dry winters. Grevilleas keep dieing on me out here, however Emu Bushes, Acacias, some Banksia grow very well. |
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Coastal Carpet Python 8 foot girl Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 245 seconds Coastal Carpet Python, Morelia spilota mcdowelli, Named: Andromida Anaconda. Female 8 foot long. Species from the northern NSW coast to top of Cape York Peninsula in QLD. Nice girl thats been in my collection for a couple of years now and shown no sign of wanting to have a bite of me. Most larger Coastals become very placid. |
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Richard Malpass Sculpture Roma Nov 2008 Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 279 seconds Richard Malpass, Sculpture, Roma, Queensland November 2008. Joint Exhibition thanks to the invitaton from Noel Miller. I completed most of these works in the 3 months previous to the exhibition. More pieces are always continuing. |
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Larapinta Trail...The Saddle. Posted by: EarthlingsOnBoard
Video duration: 48 seconds A few days into the trek tou come across a big saddle, which you walk directly alongside. Nice views. |