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Today in Port Huon

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Created by Donk107 > 9 months ago, 3 Aug 2015
Donk107
TAS, 2446 posts
3 Aug 2015 10:01PM
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Hi all

Normally in Port Huon we see snow on the higher peaks in the distance during winter but today it was falling to sea level and staying as snow a couple of hundred meters above sea level

Nice to look at but a bit on the chilly side

Regards Don










cisco
QLD, 12346 posts
3 Aug 2015 11:28PM
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Brrrrrrr. You can talk. It was only 19 degrees here in Bundaberg today.

southace
SA, 4777 posts
3 Aug 2015 11:03PM
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What's with the Huon Salmon mother ship Donk? Do they ship there own salmon?

HG02
VIC, 5814 posts
4 Aug 2015 12:00AM
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I wear steel capped boots and Donk wears snow capped boots
It was still cold down here though

Donk107
TAS, 2446 posts
4 Aug 2015 12:02AM
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southace said..
What's with the Huon Salmon mother ship Donk? Do they ship there own salmon?





Hi Southace

The ship is the Ronja Huon leased by Huon Aquaculture and she is a bathing and transport ship for their Salmon around the different fish farm sites on the river and in the channel

They suck them in, give them a bath and spit them out and cart them around in it and when she comes up the river at night she is lit up like a cruise liner and looks quite impressive

https://www.huonaqua.com.au/about/farm/well-boat/

Regards Don

Donk107
TAS, 2446 posts
4 Aug 2015 12:12AM
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cisco said..

Brrrrrrr. You can talk. It was only 19 degrees here in Bundaberg today.


We had a high of a balmy 5.6 degrees today and the grader at work spent the day running backwards and forwards over the same 2 or 3 kilometer highest (about 370 meters) section of highway between Hobart and the Huon keeping the road open

Regards Don

Donk107
TAS, 2446 posts
4 Aug 2015 12:14AM
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HG02 said..
I wear steel capped boots and Donk wears snow capped boots
It was still cold down here though


Hi HG

Mine are steel capped and snow capped

Regards Don

CanAussie14
48 posts
4 Aug 2015 5:47AM
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That's not snow... This is what we left behind in Canada, a typical winter's day.





Don't miss it one little bit

Bananabender
QLD, 1600 posts
4 Aug 2015 9:03AM
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cisco said..

Brrrrrrr. You can talk. It was only 19 degrees here in Bundaberg today.


+ Thats almost long pants weather.

aus005
TAS, 514 posts
4 Aug 2015 12:10PM
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shes cold in tassie at the moment it snowed in shearwater yesterday my boat on the mooring felt her first snow

bayview
24 posts
4 Aug 2015 1:21PM
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anyone notice the pics of the cars on Black Charlies Spur on the Tasman in the Mercury?
glad l didn't have to drive through there yesterday,
supposed to be like it again there tomorrow,

Roama
TAS, 194 posts
4 Aug 2015 6:15PM
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Not quite as bad on the Tamar River Don but first time I've ever seen snow in the Tamar valley! I need to get a wriggle on with the instal of my new diesel heater!!



Donk107
TAS, 2446 posts
4 Aug 2015 6:50PM
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CanAussie14 said..
That's not snow... This is what we left behind in Canada, a typical winter's day.





Don't miss it one little bit


Now that is impressive

Regards Don

Donk107
TAS, 2446 posts
4 Aug 2015 6:51PM
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Parkster said..
Not quite as bad on the Tamar River Don but first time I've ever seen snow in the Tamar valley! I need to get a wriggle on with the instal of my new diesel heater!!





Hi Parkster

That looks like a nice part of Tassie

What is the Tamar like sailing wise ?

Regards Don

frant
VIC, 1230 posts
4 Aug 2015 7:44PM
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Eldest son is working on the three capes track. They had to walk out today as you can't do stonework under a foot of snow.and the ice makes working on steep grades dangerous.
Sounds like a pretty impressive project. Good for Tasmania.

Donk107
TAS, 2446 posts
4 Aug 2015 7:53PM
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frant said..
Eldest son is working on the three capes track. They had to walk out today as you can't do stonework under a foot of snow.and the ice makes working on steep grades dangerous.
Sounds like a pretty impressive project. Good for Tasmania.


Hi Frant

It sounds like a interesting project http://www.parks.tas.gov.au/indeX.aspX?base=21508

Regards Don



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