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Please let this be NOT true

Started by MarkGU, November 22, 2014, 12:25:58 PM

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MarkGU

How would the average Joe Blow be able to afford the fees on the Ferry?   8)
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xcvator

I think you'd need to take the long way around  ;D ;D ;D
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macca

Bet the fee is two slabs of VB, each way.
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baldheadedgit

could bribe him with a "New Chair"... it may work...
;D

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MarkVS

If you planned it properly, the first person would give him the chair..the second person the Slabs of VB... :cheers:


Everyone from that point onwards would be free because he would be flat on his back on the chair.  ;D ;D


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lino6

More to the point, who in their right mind would get on this??!! Anyone who knows the bloke wouldn't trust something built and/or run by himself!
SWMBO reminds me of a Prodigy song....
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Steffo1

From the road name it looks like he used to have a punt too!
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baldheadedgit

Quote from: MarkVS on November 22, 2014, 01:20:33 PM
If you planned it properly, the first person would give him the chair..the second person the Slabs of VB... :cheers:


Everyone from that point onwards would be free because he would be flat on his back on the chair;D ;D
From what i have been told it's more of a face plant.! ;D :cup:

Poverty Pack.!

MarkVS

Quote from: baldheadedgit on November 22, 2014, 03:11:37 PM
From what i have been told it's more of a face plant.! ;D :cup:

I was lucky enough to be sitting next to him at the time. From what I remember, it was actually a bit of both...technically he was kind of "in the chair"
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macca

Quote from: tracker on November 22, 2014, 04:12:21 PM

   VB....ewwwwwwwwwww !!!!
Enough of that Speewa will not let you on his boat

lino6

Quote from: macca on November 22, 2014, 04:41:21 PM
Enough of that Speewa will not let you on his boat

See I still reckon that's a good thing!
SWMBO reminds me of a Prodigy song....
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edz

Side veiw of the Ferry and an onboard veiw, He drank the boat into existance ..  :cup:
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speewa158

A Blokes got to have a hobby & an income to cover the expenses of said hobby .
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Knock with your elbows as you have a slab under each arm    :cheers:     :cup:
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MarkGU

Quote from: MarkVS on November 22, 2014, 03:51:46 PM
I was lucky enough to be sitting next to him at the time. From what I remember, it was actually a bit of both...technically he was kind of "in the chair"
oh now c'mon mate, it was a very graceful fall to the deck. a bit  like an eagle decending...........with no wings  :cup:
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speewa158

l reckon you blokes are just so lucky to have a Great Bloke like Me to hang it on , at least you leaving others alone  :cup: :cheers:
You can go your own way . Treg Up & Make Dust

MarkGU

Quote from: speewa158 on November 23, 2014, 06:50:53 AM
l reckon you blokes are just so lucky to have a Great Bloke like Me to hang it on , at least you leaving others alone  :cup: :cheers:
and for that we are great-full.  8)




no we really am  :angel:
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speewa158

You can get back in your hole Bushrat    Pay the ferryman  :cheers:
You can go your own way . Treg Up & Make Dust

JustJim

Enough of this frivolity - Here's the real thing..
We crossed The Speewa Ferry a few weeks ago, and it didn't cost a thing.





Here are some facts you're all dying to know..

The Speewa Ferry and the Wymah Ferry, at the upstream end of Lake Hume, are the only two ferries across the Murray that don't have names.
All twelve ferries that cross the Murray, downstream of Speewa in SA have bird names - a bird common in that particular area.

The Speewa Ferry is the smallest of all the Murray River ferries (two cars, a car and caravan, or one truck, limit).

I'm inclined to think the Speewa is the narrowest ferry crossing on The Murray - although the Purnong Ferry downstream in SA is quite narrow.

I believe the Speewa Ferry is the only ferry across The Murray that lifts the guide cables out of the water as it crosses the river, as you can see in this picture.



That was worth the read, wasn't it?

Jim



scarpsD40


Quote from: JustJim on November 23, 2014, 09:58:57 AM
We crossed The Speewa Ferry a few weeks ago, and it didn't cost a thing.

That was worth the read, wasn't it?

Jim
great read, thnx, but c'mon, the currency to cross was green, yes?

lino6

A bit disappointing that a good story was completely ruined by the truth!!!   >:D

But I have to admit, was interesting to see the actual photos. Also glad to see that its not ran by a certain speewavillian, reckon he could have been the first operator find himself lost after the 3 crossing for the day  :cheers:  :cheers:
SWMBO reminds me of a Prodigy song....
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speewa158

Thank You Just Jim or Jim as we will refer to you  :cup:
This only goes to show that not everything you read on the forum is true , or for that matter based on a small partical of truth  . All you Naaaaa sayers out there  have to lift your game  8) :cheers:
You can go your own way . Treg Up & Make Dust

edz

Still reckon the VB Tinny ferry would be a better option .
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