Backyard Aquaponics
A place to discuss aquaponics

Is there anyone interested in getting together at my garden in Jandakot WA for an afternoon catchup. Perhaps 2pm on Saturday 7th July for afternoon tea and look at my trout and veges.

that sounds great would love to see your set up it would give me an idea of were to get started

That's great now there are 2 of us. Look forward to it.

yeh could be there.
sounds like fun! would like to checkout the new install as well.
3 no doubt EB 4

That sounds very good, and I believe you are a permaculturist? I was wondering about growing yams or taro in my drain tank, what do you think?

never know til you give it a go!
geez thats a big word perma.........!
more like a habitist!(hehehe) I like my herb(s).fruit n veg, fish as local as poss.
Have to sus it out.

Good one Faye, I'll be there...

And I have at least a couple of other people that are interested in seeing a system working..

Anyone who is interested will be PM'd the address.

I'd come but I lost me pilots licence with my last crash - have a good time people

Lkb that is a shame because the Jandakot airport is just a couple of kilometres away, maybe next time

Les has had his pilots license permanently taken off him Faye, something to do with his cognitive functions deteriorating with old age


(hey Les )

oops, onya Monya, At least I know I can count on you to tell it like it is!

what do they say, never let the truth get in the way of a good story.

I think you're being a little unfair Mon, the investigation clearly determined that the cause of the crash was petrol starvation.

Les was absolutely correct in his calculated fuel requirements for a 200km flight.

CASA has determined that had it not been for his sleep apnea (and the length of the resulting nanner nap) Les would have in fact arrived at his destination with fuel to spare.

Whether or not Les should have foreseen overflying his destination by another 100km is now really somewhat of a mute point as his current dimentia probably means he can't even remember where he last parked the plane anyway.

although the impact marks are still clearly visible from google earth

gee thanks guys...always good to have friends standing along side ya