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Re: Story in Sound: Queensland AU

Subject: Re: Story in Sound: Queensland AU
From: "John Tudor" jtudor2005
Date: Wed May 28, 2008 5:44 pm ((PDT))
> As I said, it was the rainy season in PNG but also Queensland, there
> were records being broken in both countries, the rains were the worst
> Queensland have had since 1971. Great for the amphibians though!
> I drove the 60 odd kilometers out to Chillagoe cave around the
> Atherton tablelands and nearly ended up drowning in one of the creek
> crossings, the 4x4 went under the water and stalled, I saw signs
> saying beware of the crocodiles!!
> This is an evening chorus of some of the wonderful frogs and insects
> found in and around Cape Tribulation, Queensland. Much more to come....
>


Thanx Martyn

I too enjoyed this. However, I enjoyed it twice. Once as this message
in this group, and once as message number 7 in the 'New' group.

If the group really does need to splinter, shouldn't a clear
distinction be made about what gets posted where???

It seem pointless if there is a group for fieldcraft only, to convey
that side of the equation and one for 'tech' stuff, that a post needs
to appear in both to get to the audience required. As has been pointed
out by many already, there are other ways around the 'tech talk'
issues experienced by a minority of members. I believe it will be
counter-productive in the long run to post in both, as members will
get sick of the doubling up of posts.

Just my 5 cents worth.

Regards
John




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