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Attitude is Everything. ☺☺

Keep getting stronger: it'll be great to have you back. Esepcially so for a compelte novice like me, whom you're technically still well ahead of!

One step & one day at a time Bro

Did my full on brain fart in Dec 1999 yep no party .stay focused and you will survive .I worked two years in a shit job .told boss going fishing and went up west coast of Australia .set goals and then bite size chunks .have fun go for it 👌

@@yellowbeard9958 spot on mate, one day at a time aiming to do more each week.

Positive thoughts to you. Time is a great healer and so much in life can change. Stay strong

I remember when they changed the clips that secured the soft top to the Landy from plastic to metal, my lads bust them in 5 bloody minutes!

Cack-handed? Oh my goodness, the only time I have EVER heard that term was from my Irish grandmother and SHE died in 1971. (Born 1891).

When we had road runs in Iraq, we’d carry an empty Gatorade bottle for the same reason. :-)

Old pushbike innertubes make decent ranger bands and burn.

Eirst 3 years. Another 4 to age 7. When the days are long, i hope you will remember that they also are fleeting.

@@hiddenvalleybushcraft5683 I've heard similar reviews for it in the past, I wonder if it was designed by a man... 😂

My wife uses a she-wee all the time with great success. No mess. Used it while hiking across France as well as this past weekend while snowshoeing in -20 Celsius when it’s a huge pain to squat. Technique and practice at home before going to the woods was her recommendation. She like the product so much she’s bought them for friends and family.

​@@TubeMeisterJC The problem with a lot of Australian trees (mainly eucalypts or "Gum" trees) is they rot from the inside out, also if they are stressed, due to heat or lack of rain, they will shed their branches to conserve moisture, so you can't tell by looking at them if their dangerous or not. Don’t worry about snakes and spiders, snakes will generally keep away from you (make a lot of noise or walk with heavy footsteps and you won’t see any). The Sydney funnel web spider is the only one you really need to worry about, and it’s only the males during mating season, which moving around looking for a mate. Having said that, the red back’s bite is very painful, but not life threating in general, they like to hide out of sight, so check under chairs and benches. Crocs can be an issue in remote Northern half of Australia and generally the only attacks happen when people (mostly tourist) ignore the signs warning of crocs in the area. Jelly fish and blue ring octopus can also be an issue in the warmer parts of Australia, but then again heed the warning signs and your generally ok, best not to pickup anything in the sea that looks “pretty” it usually means dangerous. Mmm, I may not be selling it very well, but we have a lot of diverse country in Australia tropical, coastal, desert, mountains, plains and bush and what we lack in historic beauty (You won’t find any buildings older than 200 years old) we certainly make up for in natural beauty, it’s a big, beautiful country, you just need to take your time

Educated by failure? Diamonds from coal. Must be why i'm listening.

Not with the bungee hopefully!