Here are some pics of my first attempt at making a cigar box guitar. This one isn't glued up yet, but it should be finished by the end of the Easter Holiday. I will post more pics then.
Kim and Jayne Scott, Fred Pascoe and I took a 3 day 2night trip to Beechworth Victoria and Canberra ACT. Beechworth is Kelly Country (Ned) to see some of the historical sites then on to Canberra to see the Australian War Memorial and back to Sydney. Enjoy the photos.
Thursday 6th of March the SCOTT Family from Bozeman Montana arrived at Mascot Airport Sydney Australia. They have an action packe several days. Starting with a butterflied leg of lamb BBQ and Pavlova for desert. Followed the next day by a trip across Sydney harbour to Circular Quay and a hike to Paddys Market and lunch in Chinatown. Fred Pascoe from Tucson Arizona arrived the next morning and we all had lunch at the McCaskills house in Balgowlah North. Janes sisters place with her partner Ross and two boys.
Here is a photo on our Blue Tongue Lizard. He/She live outside the back door and up a few steps, lying in a flower pot. As well here is the re-roofed and finished patio. Photo of a ringtail possum in the umbrella tree in front of the front porch.
Hi again, Thursday seems to be the day, but everyone must have been at work or back in school. The surf has come up and looks to peak at about 5 metres late today. Here are few photos from todays surf.
The big surf is back. These photos are from Narrabeen. You would think it was Hawaii. These guys were towed on due to the size and speed of the waves. Been a very incredible winter so far.
The surf is still pumping in Sydney. Probably for one more day then it will start to die.See the photos of Dee Why Point. In one photo you will see a tiny black dot inside a tube. That is a boogie board rider. No sense, no fear. ENJOY!!
DEE WHY POINT DEE WHY HOWLING OFFSHORE WIND NORTH AVALON NICE DAY AT COLLAROY
Sydney is getting rain and cold air and big surf. Collaroy Beach is slowly washing into the sea. And judging by these photos it still is. Some houses have lost part of their front yards.
Well it finally had to happen. A really wild weather and surf change. Waves up to 5 metres on the local beaches expected to reach 12 metres. 17.5 metres out to sea. It is supposed to get even worse or better depending on your preferences. There is one large coal boat stuck on Nobbys Beach in New Castle, about 2 hours north of Sydney with two more on the way, hopefully they won't make it to the beach. Note the guy on one of the wave photos.