Will be up to listen to the reverie, but will keep a respectful distance
I was to young to serve, and my dad is long gone.
I was to young to serve, and my dad is long gone.
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Man what kind of a mind decided to do that to a bike?
Even when I was a teenager and my hormones were exploding all over, that would have been a place too far.
+1 Hear! Hear!
a public toilet it is then
next one
an old derelict house,preferably still lived in
next one
an old derelict house,preferably still lived in
How many millions of these houses do you want me to post 
How many millions of these houses do you want me to post
Never really thought it would be that easy
never mind,just one,but dont forget ya bike.
We in Africa remember
knock knock
On wood
Looks like you may have to go out and get this one and then change it.
Looks like you may have to go out and get this one and then change it.
its not like its hard
I know but for me to take a camera into an area that I would find it is not a great idea
I know but for me to take a camera into an area that I would find it is not a great idea
long telephoto ?
Now that is a cool one 
Now that is a cool one
Dave, it's a house in a reasonable area and not too far gone to restore but a supermarket chain is buying the block up for a shopping centre.
Looks like it needs a bit of work done but I suppose it will be broken down for the new building. Are your guys house made of brick or more the timber type house
Assume you are asking about houses in general.
Up to the late 60's working class housing was timber, brick houses were for people with a bit more money. Now it's the other way around, people with a lot of money use timber, iron and glass.
My investment home is brick and the one that I'm living in just now is timber. They are both 60's built.
Ok that is what I was asking as we only have brick houses this side but we do get those timber type house these days but they were looked at more as budget housing
Our climate allows for timber homes but these days bricks are cheaper than lumber, we've moved away from timber on brick piers to brick on concrete slab.
A mate of mine and his family build unusual homes for the fun of it, check his dads house.
http://www.grosebradley.com/pages/newman_house.html
He builds some great stuff. Not sure if it is the same but I was watching a program on TV about these types of houses your side. We typically would see this type of housing in the timber fashion or lets say not brick this side. Prefabricated Building Solutions
