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blacklight
Oct 24, 2009, 7:29:25 PM10/24/09
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I love Australia's Nullarbor Plain. Much of it 4x4 territory. It's
like being on a different planet - flat, sparse no attempts at
pleasantries. As if the lid had been taken off and the workings of the
cosmos laid bare. A ‘Fireball Observatory’ was set up on the Nullarbor
to track and retrieve meteorites. Now the first one was caught, a
witness from the beginning of the solar system.
http://www.oz-greetings.com.au/geology/article/41/-b-NULLARBOR---GREAT-AUSTRALIAN-BIGHT--b-
(scroll down to ‘Lost & Found’).
Greetings - Klaus
like being on a different planet - flat, sparse no attempts at
pleasantries. As if the lid had been taken off and the workings of the
cosmos laid bare. A ‘Fireball Observatory’ was set up on the Nullarbor
to track and retrieve meteorites. Now the first one was caught, a
witness from the beginning of the solar system.
http://www.oz-greetings.com.au/geology/article/41/-b-NULLARBOR---GREAT-AUSTRALIAN-BIGHT--b-
(scroll down to ‘Lost & Found’).
Greetings - Klaus
Bob Hobden
Oct 25, 2009, 10:52:30 AM10/25/09
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"blacklight" wrote...
You out there Gold prospecting Klaus?
Seen Steve lately?
--
Regards
Bob Hobden
1986 90 Utility 2.5 petrol
blacklight
Oct 27, 2009, 9:01:47 PM10/27/09
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On Oct 26, 1:52 am, "Bob Hobden" <b...@invalid.com> wrote:
> "blacklight" wrote...
>
> I love Australia's Nullarbor Plain. Much of it 4x4 territory. It's
> like being on a different planet - flat, sparse no attempts at
> pleasantries. As if the lid had been taken off and the workings of the
> cosmos laid bare. A ‘Fireball Observatory’ was set up on the Nullarbor
> to track and retrieve meteorites. Now the first one was caught, a
> witness from the beginning of the solar system.http://www.oz-greetings.com.au/geology/article/41/-b-NULLARBOR---GREA...> "blacklight" wrote...
>
> I love Australia's Nullarbor Plain. Much of it 4x4 territory. It's
> like being on a different planet - flat, sparse no attempts at
> pleasantries. As if the lid had been taken off and the workings of the
> cosmos laid bare. A ‘Fireball Observatory’ was set up on the Nullarbor
> to track and retrieve meteorites. Now the first one was caught, a
> (scroll down to ‘Lost & Found’).
>
> You out there Gold prospecting Klaus?
> Seen Steve lately?
>
> --
> Regards
> Bob Hobden
> 1986 90 Utility 2.5 petrol
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No Bob, just catching what comes from heaven.
Cheers to you - Klaus
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