Lewis Farming Co

Farming at Dululu for 100+ years

CJ Homes welcomes you to Beef Week

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Welcome to Beef Week. We welcome you to come and inspect our Brand New Rockhampton Display home opened just in time for Beef Week. Located on the corner of High & Victoria Place North Rockhampton. We are opposite Stockland Rockhampton

Chainsaw Safety – Sawmills (2 of 2) (Korean)

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This video describes in detail the fundamentals of safe chainsaw operation in sawmills, including saw selection, personal protective equipment, saw maintenance, saw operation, and cutting hazards.

WorkSafeBC – Korean translation

How to unbog a Road train

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A fuel transport Road train stranded on the soft edge of an outback road in the Northern territory, Australia. With the help of talented Bush mechanics from a nearby community the Road train was soon on its way to deliver its load of much needed fuel to isolated communities in the Desert.

First Aid Course

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First Aid Course arranged by the Au Pair Network. Instructor is Toni Mathiasen.

Bushcraft Camping Part 3, Gold in the Creeek Bed

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Camped in one of Victoria’s gold hotspots. A bush campsite next to a creek that has alluvial gold in it; but also some copper pyrite LOL (fools gold). Are there some chunky gold nuggets resting on the creek’s bedrock? Is there a huge deposit of gold further upstream that every prospector dreams of? One can only speculate because this is a National Park so gold panning or mining is not allowed.

In many ways, the state of Victoria in Australia was founded by gold prospectors. More than 80 million ounces (2267 metric tons) of gold has been discovered since foreign colonization in the 1800s. But note that indigenous people lived here for thousands of years before that; sadly much of their culture is being lost. Amazingly this quantity of gold represents only a portion of what is still here to be found!

The main purpose of this bush camping video was to share some of the features of this ultra light tarp setup that we were using.
The 2 photos you see at the end are 1. replica of the Welcome Stranger (worlds largest nugget) and 2. photo of the miners who found it with their wives 🙂 Both photos thanks to the State Library of Victoria.

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10 Most Dangerous Animals In Australia

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Top 10 of the most dangerous animals from Australia
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Also known as the Land Down Under, or OZ, the island nation of Australia captivates the imagination of travellers thanks to its history, people and natural beauty. Sure a significant part of Australia’s birth was thanks to the prison colonies that were established for convicts of the British Empire – but today it’s much more than that. Ayers Rock, the Great Barrier Reef and the sprawling Outback have all become symbols of the country’s diverse habitats and are all popular destinations for tourists who flock there every year. Not into the natural beauty? Australia also has some iconic man-made landmarks, including the world famous Sydney Opera House, which are known by people all over the world.
Thanks to films like Crocodile Dundee and the nature specials of Steve Irwin, people not from Australia also know that down under there are some pretty bizarre and dangerous animals. In fact, when you consider animals like the kangaroo or duckbilled platypus, it seems like Mother Nature packed all her strangest creations onto Australia. Yes, there are dangerous animals everywhere in the world but pound for pound, Australia seems to have the biggest share of sharks, spiders, snakes and other deadly creatures that walk the earth. Why would anyone choose to live in a place inhabited by so many lethal animals? To be honest, most aren’t common and people have adapted to living with some of the more common creatures that they happen to cross paths with.

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Box Jellyfish
European Honey Bee
Cone Snail
Stonefish
Blue-Ringed Octopus
Eastern Brown Snake
Sydney Funnel Web Spider
Bull Shark
Saltwater Crocodile
Taipan

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