My Farm Pics 2009.

Some good pictures there, I'm glad to see they drive real trucks up there (except the Cargo LOL).
Cheers Dave...

Bloody BRILLIANT Loved it. What a great insight to what you hard working folk on the land have to endure. Hope you get the weather that you need in 2010. Could probably use that dozer to sort out some of Brisbanes slow movers in the morning traffic LOL. All the best for 2010

Cheers Teza

Bugger would like to see that Mr xr but I`m on dial up until Mr rudd puts a wok on my roof.

Hi Dave

Great pic's from around your area, good to see that you were able to keep a bit of condition on the stock, the Santas look pretty content.

Cheers

Good stuff Dave, really enjoyed that.

Good looking cows ( I know crap about cows) healthy looking.

Did you get any of the recent rain?

Good show Dave .Droughts are a bugger as We are having a dry time at Meekatharra as well .Had to truck calves down to the farm south of Perth to give the cows a chance.Wasn't that many years ago Dad bought santa bulls from Qld.They breed them good over that side of the country.
cheers Stu.

Well done mate,
the stock look great. Having to hand feed would have been a pain and an expensive one at that.

The greenies would just love that dozer.... NOT... lol....

There are a lot of farmers Aus wide that are not allowed to clear land and are ropeable about it.

Take care, and have a great 2010.
regards

Bugger me !
That was good.

Cheers for a look at the farm

Bucky

Hi Dave,
Thanks, that was great. Nice choice of music, I grew up on the Gunners.
In fact I have their greatest hits cd in the player in the Cruiser ATM. :)
I really enjoyed it.
Hope you guys have a great year and safe travels,

Cheers.

Thanks for sharing that with us...it's brilliant!
Really enjoyed watching it.

Hope 2010 is your best year yet!
Cheers
Alex

Dave,

Youlive just down the road from me LOL

I am in Chinchilla hehehehe

We shall have to catch up as I am regularly down that way, probably more often in Tara than Meandarra.

Is your property closer to the Gums than Meandarra??

Cheers Kev

Thanks for that Dave, really enjoyed a look at your life, long time since I was on a farm.

Bloody fantastic mate.I really enjoyed watching that. Gees I love this country and your footage makes me feel like selling up and livin' a life inland away from the crowds.
I hope your wishes in 2010 come true for ya mate.
Cheers from Steve on the Sunshine Coast

Stock look brilliant. Must cost an arm and leg for the hard feed.
Passed on through there last winter, patchy country as far as rain goes .
Met a few cattle on the long paddock, ticked on south and there was feed to burn.
Still got a few acres here. It has been as wet as bleep and cold to boot, grass up to the ears and half flooded.
Family members are coming back from ACT on Monday going to be a bit of a shock for them, 12 degrees first thing this morning (about 10 below average) but at least the sun is shining now and no bloody rain forecast for the next few days.

Fantastic Dave, 9:23 of great outback farming images.

A great pictorial presentation - spoiled by what appears to be large scale clearance of native vegetation. You must be located in QLD.

Thank you - it was brilliant to watch, thank you for sharing your life with us. Hope that 2010 is much better for you all. I could nearly taste, smell and feel it all again - its certainly different to the city life. Cheers....

Excellent clip Dave. Stay fit and healthy.
Stan

Very farmilar Dave.

Watched it again it was that good.

See you next weekend mate.

Cam

Hi Dave

A great video, I really enjoyed it. Having grown up on cattle properties and small crop farms it brought back to me the reality of your life.
You have some good looking stock there and I am sure from hard work and innovative farming.

I hope the drought breaks and brings you a good 2010 and many more years to come.

I think you need to have a GSP on the dozer, by the width and height of the blade how can you see where you are going. Or do you drive by touch.

Life is tough for all of us in many different ways and I hope it brings some relief for you as it is evident to see that although it is tough for you, you really enjoy what you are doing.

Keep up the great work mate, you make Australia proud.

Regards

John

"Thanks for looking." Yes and thanks for sharing.

BruceV

Nice piece of work Dave, and good choice of cattle too. Mate the ones we can see look a treat considering the conditions, give yourself a pat on the back mate. Bet it wasn't easy. Someone once said that feeding through a drought is like standing out in the paddock tearing up $100 dollar bills. I reckon they were right.

That crawler mate is a bit big for me, you would have a job turning it around on my 240 acres near Kempsey NSW. And that stick rake, my D4 would have a job lifting it. Nice bit of gear mate.
All the best there fella, hope it's a better year for you this year.

bruce.

Thank you.

We live in a land of contrasts.