Other Interests and Hobbies

Started by Fulvio, June 27, 2013, 05:11:14 PM

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ausjack

I'm still sorting this mess as well, the tins are pretty much full of rares

and the tubs have common but I'm slowly moving them into tins and there's another cupboard with god knows what in it :)
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Robster

I see a common theme here, my friends on this site will be the ones the Aliens will befriend coz we have all the fun stuff.!! :yahoo:
\"Everything in moderation, including moderation\".

stevo1962

Yeah I have  stamp collection too that I inherited from my grandfather which consists of about 8 albums full of Australian and NZ and foreign   stamps including 2 world  books all dating back to the 1850's.I'll do something with them one day  but  for now they'll for now they'll just sit in cubboard
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Unicorn

Wow AJ :swoon:..... now that is one HUGE accumulation!

Fulvio ...... Croftminster P/L :read: was where I got mine back around 2008 (I hope I wasn't feeding the rat).

Quotethe Aliens will befriend

Robster, yes they visit regularly for a quick game of Yugioh :cards:, soak off some stamps, noodle some coins and rattle the rocks in my head! :pilot:

Stevo, I reckon you'll have some work cut out for you with 8 albums! Should be lots of interesting stuff in there if they go back that far. :good:

ausjack

how big do you think it need to be to be the biggest in oz :) and to think I haven't bought any for quite a while :winkextra:

If anyone wants anything for the kids or grandkids please yell out :good:
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Robster

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ausjack

bit of money sittin there rob :good: I must go lookin one day :winkextra: I should pull my tinny saphires and opal out :) have a few fossils as well..besides bein one :)

So where did ya get them out west?
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Robster

My Mums Dad was the Commonwealth Cop at Maralinga (Atomic Bomb Test Site) for over 20 years and part of his job was to visit the many groups of natives throughout the 'bush'. In his travels he would fossick for tektites. He was awarded the British Empire Medal (B.E.M.)  for his work. I was lucky enough to be invited to Maralinga for Remembrance Day on 11/11/11 and met many of the original servicemen who were stationed there and visited all the bomb sites.
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Unicorn

Very nice Robster!

Your roll ......

Robster

Ta Unicorn- I will "Roll for your Soul".
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Unicorn

Do I get the fiddle made of gold if I win ???

enworb

I love the tektites rob! Very cool

ausjack

Very interesting, thanks heaps for sharing rob :good:
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Unicorn

This is the piece I have left. The piece I took to school was about 1/3 of this size, but the entire top was glazed smooth large bubbled black. (similar to the smaller bubble shown here, but much more impressive and the bubbles were on a much larger scale, each lump being about the size of a 20c piece). This piece weighs approx 3.4kg.

Hope the photos do it justice.




ausjack

yep very impressed team :drooling:
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