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Subject: my photos of home Thu 23 Jul 2009 - 9:26
Hello everyone,
Thought id add my 2 cents worth ..... so here are some shots taken near my home. One is taken from my house with the creek full of water, which it never usually is, the other is the Young Endeavour in Twofold Bay. The last shot is the skeleton of old tom a killer whale which during the days of the whaling station in Eden used to alert and then help the whalers catch baleen whales in the bay. Check out www.killersofeden.com its one of those quirky old tales which is true
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Subject: Re: my photos of home Thu 23 Jul 2009 - 10:04
VERY COOL PHOTOS! I also live [kind of ] in an area where whaling was a way of life. From Sag Harbor, Greenport & a dozen or more little coastal towns the whalers set out for Greenland & returned with the spoils of the sea. The South Shore ports engaged in the sometimes more dangerous smuggling trade. Thanks for the post.
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Subject: Re: my photos of home Thu 23 Jul 2009 - 11:23
"Old Tom"
Ah, such a beautiful country, Australia.
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Subject: random pics Fri 24 Jul 2009 - 0:14
thanks guys It is lovely where I live- I was meant to put this post in the random pic thread - I stuffed up but its general shouting anyway so i guess its OK where it is.
Subject: my photos of home 
Thu 23 Jul 2009 - 9:26
] in an area where whaling was a way of life. From Sag Harbor, Greenport & a dozen or more little coastal towns the whalers set out for Greenland & returned with the spoils of the sea. The South Shore ports engaged in the sometimes more dangerous smuggling trade. Thanks for the post. 
