Backyard Aquaponics
A place to discuss aquaponics

Distorted crunchy Fender telecaster guitar power chords through a Valve amp and speaker big enough and loud enough so you can 'feel' it.

Rain on a tin roof..

V8 supercars roaring down the straight..

A new borns giggle..

The shhhh when you crack a stubie..

The beeping of my metal detector..

The sound of trout hitting the feed in the morning..

The sound of a Browning .270 round ripping through the air..

My alarm in the morning because it means I am alive and off to have fun at work ( Never said that in all my life) Gee Im lucky!!

Stan Getz on a Mark VI playing Street Tattoo, First Song or ....... Whatever. Makes me grab my own Dragon series and play along.

Took the young ones to see Iron Man3 on the wekend. The look on the youngests face when they were told, and then the thanks afterwards. Wish I could bottle that!

Ohhh, a Ducati went past this morning. Can I please have one. Everyday I look at the photo on my wall that I took of my brand spanking GSXR750 up in Kangaroo Valley some moons ago, but I still love the sound of a Duke over mine.

The sound of washing up beinig put away, and no ones been asked. No your dreaming now, that would never happen!

So, you are a metal detecting fan.

"Hello, I'd like to buy a couple of aquaponic systems.... Yes, I have a big yard with a nice paved area, can you install them for me... I'm just down the road.."

cha ching $$$

I love the sound of rain hitting a tin roof or a thunderstorm rolling through.

The boof noise of feeding barramundi...

Also the noise of rain on the roof, especially after 6 month without... Not so much when the wet season is already on since 3 month...

When somebody at work says 'it's Friday' ... :-)

My 2yr old son saying "byebye dad" and "cya" every morning

The sounds of multiple bell syphons sucking air at varying stages and random frequencies.

The sounds of a cane toad when belted with a solid object.

A big V twin motor cycle going up a mountain range.

The smell of two stroke, and the roar of a chainsaw....

WD has just had a cochlea implant as he has been profoundly deaf for many years hence me being his Other Half!
He is now starting to hear noises that he has not heard for many years and is slowly starting to "translate" the different new sounds !
Its quite an exciting time as before he could not hear the noise of the water in the Ft`s or the aerators which used to drive me mad.
We have been very lucky that he was offered this help and all done on the National Health into which he had paid for more years that he wishes to remember !
Hopefully soon he will be able to talk and hear on the telephone which he has not been able to do for many years.
We who have good hearing do not realise just how lucky we are !!

OH

Good news OH....

Wonder how long before he learns selective deafness...