Re: Bouncing around Berg en Dal - September 2012
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 7:16 pm
HeySprocky wrote:Wow, nice to hear that uncle BC.
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Bouncing around Berg en Dal - September 2012
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I'm 39, but should have been born in 1850 Re: Bouncing around Berg en Dal - September 2012
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 9:03 pm
Nice tune, old man!
I was born in the late 60's...
Great to see the photography has also picked up!
B+....
Toko....I won't speak twice...
I was born in the late 60's...
Great to see the photography has also picked up!
B+....
Toko....I won't speak twice...
Re: Bouncing around Berg en Dal - September 2012
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 9:04 pm
We did BC. We had an awesome trip and there isBushcraft wrote:You seriously had a great trip BH
When we met at my spot I thought you looked about my age, so put the 80’s on
still some really cool junk to come.BTW, I do look your age. I just think I show the wear and tear a tad less than you.
Music from the 60;s, 70;s and 80's was really good stuff. Then came the rap-crap and the techno junk and nowadays its a mumbo jumbo of ooomf, oomf, oomf to some strange beat with some charlie screaming in the background. Unintelligible words and profanity seems to be the rage. Or has music just become an expression of rage?
I digress. It must be that old timers thing. What was this thread about anyway?
Re: Bouncing around Berg en Dal - September 2012
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 9:06 pm
Will remember this quote!!BunnyHugger wrote: Unintelligible words and profanity seems to be the rage.
Re: Bouncing around Berg en Dal - September 2012
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 9:07 pm
Ahhh yes, there is a song called "old Man" by Niel Young.Richprins wrote:Nice tune, old man!
I was born in the late 60's...
Great to see the photography has also picked up!
B+....
Toko....I won't speak twice...
Still on a B+. Hmmmf. So how much will it cost me for a higher grade teach?
Re: Bouncing around Berg en Dal - September 2012
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 9:15 pm
Maybe go back to stationary stuff like flowers, rocks, trees? 
Re: Bouncing around Berg en Dal - September 2012
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 9:20 pm
Alas, my nurse has just told me it's time for old farts to get to bed. Some of us need heaps of beauty sleep (i speak for myself. and the crafty bush person. oh and the other uncle as well.) 
I bid you all a very good nights sleep. Maybe tomorrow I'll remember what this is all about.
Er RP I think my camera is so old it's got Parkinsons. It shakes a lot so it doesn't matter much what I photograph. It's likely to be out of focus.
I bid you all a very good nights sleep. Maybe tomorrow I'll remember what this is all about.
Er RP I think my camera is so old it's got Parkinsons. It shakes a lot so it doesn't matter much what I photograph. It's likely to be out of focus.
Re: Bouncing around Berg en Dal - September 2012
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 9:23 pm
Me too. Been that age for about 25 years now.Bushcraft wrote:
Hey
Re: Bouncing around Berg en Dal - September 2012
Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2012 8:50 am
After the mating lions we went off to Klipspringer koppies to get a picksha of one of the usual suspects.
and from there went off to Skukuza.
Skukuza was about as busy as it always is and we decided not to do any more than grab an ice cream, visit thee sandbox and then move on out. We headed off towards Tshokwane.
and from there went off to Skukuza. Skukuza was about as busy as it always is and we decided not to do any more than grab an ice cream, visit thee sandbox and then move on out. We headed off towards Tshokwane.
Re: Bouncing around Berg en Dal - September 2012
Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2012 8:56 am
brilliant trip you had by the looks of the sightings BH, like the tune too 