Re: Greg Roberts

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Subject:	Re: Greg Roberts
From:	Rob & Camilla Leask <>
Date:	Fri, 26 May 2000 18:16:45 +1000

> Greg Roberts wrote....
> it at cost or below to someone who won't bulldoze the 41 acres of native
> vegetation and its 141 bird species (glossy black cockatoo,

We had 27 acres on the South Coast of NSW, almost all bush, and had a couple of
dams. Bird count well over 100, on a few occasions had Glossy black,
Yellow-Tailed Black and Gang Gangs within a few hundred metres of each other.
Had to sell and move to Canberra.
One day decided to drive by.....and wished we hadn't !
Most trees bulldozed as far as the eye could see. Very sad..
Perhaps you shouldn't go back !!
                               Rob


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