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Training Log Archive: Mess Engineer

In the 1 days ending Feb 16, 2013:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Walk - Park1 2:00:00 2.49(48:17) 4.0(30:00)
  Gardening - Track Maintenance2 1:45:00
  Total3 3:45:00 2.49 4.0

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Saturday Feb 16, 2013 #

8 AM

Gardening - Track Maintenance 1:15:00 [1]

8:05 am - 8:40 am
Walking the fence boundary track with a 2.4 m piece of wood on the wheelbarrow and pulling out very small seedlings within this distance of fence.

8:40 am - 9:20 am
Continuing yesterdays unfinished whippersnipping.
1 PM

Walk - Park (Boomerang Park) 2:00:00 [1] 4.0 km (30:00 / km)

Distance a guess.

2 hrs walking around Boomerang Park with rockman discussing my selected control sites for Park-O in 2 weeks.

Some extra map detail to be included at a few of the controls to make navigation easier.
Some changes to some controls and the sequence between controls.
Council had taken a tractor through some of the previously semi-cleared areas so it was now more open than last week!

Mosquitos were prolific and didn't care at all about the protective sprays that rockman and I applied!
7 PM

Gardening - Track Maintenance (Part 1) 30:00 [3]

Went over to downhill downhill Neighbour (who I hadn't talked to in 2 weeks since my proposal to clear his back boundary) and asked again about my request to do clearing of the back boundary.
He had looked at what I had done on downhill Neighbours and therefore agreed for me to do the same.

7:30 pm - 8:00 pm
I went down for a "look" which turned into a working bee in the fading daylight pushing over paperbarks using brute force and body weight.

I found in a hollow stump an orange fuzzy creature. After taking lots of flash photos it decided to rapidly exit the stump and run up a tree. After googling orange phascogale (a protected creature supposedly in our area) and orange possum it looks like it is a juvenile possum as (a) it was pretty skinny almost like a weasel (b) phascogales have fuzzy tails.
From Wallalong Wildlife 2

From Wallalong Wildlife 2

From Wallalong Wildlife 2
From Wallalong Wildlife 2

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