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Tonight is a good night for working on trees. Full moon, nice and quiet with 0 distractions. See you in the wee hours :cool:
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When your finished take some moonlit pics for us... :tu:

Ed: I enjoy the odd moonlight bushwalk it gives a whole new perspective. ;)
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Damian Bee wrote:Tonight is a good night for working on trees. Full moon, nice and quiet with 0 distractions. See you in the wee hours :cool:
Ok early before the clouds, drizzle, and bbrrrrr temperature drop ;) know what you mean though, I'll just give it a couple of months for those 20* nights :tu:
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tis cold and miserable here tonight. southerly gale blowing all the melbourne weather up here.
Must be freezing here and far to cold to be working outside now :o

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Damian Bee wrote:Tonight is a good night for working on trees. Full moon, nice and quiet with 0 distractions. See you in the wee hours
There will be just you and the other vampires hanging out tonight. It is 0 Celsius here.
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Yep. I wish I was a vampire in some respects. Think about it, eternal life etc, etc, think of how awesome your bonsai collection would be? :lol:
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After a freezing nite out the back I close my eyes and all I can see is twisted branches of rhododendron. I will post some pics later Matt. Brrrrrrrrr
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Damian Bee wrote:Yep. I wish I was a vampire in some respects. Think about it, eternal life etc, etc, think of how awesome your bonsai collection would be? :lol:
Yeah, you do a lot of carving with your teeth and you'd be out half the night looking for a snack :(

I am surprised at how many of these posts are made at 2 and 3 am, get some sleep :roll:
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Busy today hacki, busy tomorrow, 1st day of spring. No time for trimming in daylight hence the Dracula posts. Mind you, wecan do without the late night posts, more work done that way :whistle:
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