Tagorama

[Rashika]

Just chillout... I have guests for dinner, later darrhling...

[neels]

Just chillout... I have guests for dinner, later darrhling...

It's usually D giving people the hurry up, but I figured he wouldn't this time, so someone had to.

Anyway, was going to head out to the gorge tomorrow and see how the river level was looking, so now I need somewhere else to go.

[Kickaha]

Anyway, was going to head out to the gorge tomorrow and see how the river level was looking, so now I need somewhere else to go.

Past the 24hr time limit you could go pick the gorge one up and set a new one if you really wanted

[Rashika]

Past the 24hr time limit you could go pick the gorge one up and set a new one if you really wanted

yeah yeah yeah... whatever...

here it is...

[dangerous]

here it is...

... whats a arboretum?

[Rashika]

... whats a arboretum?

you will work it out, and you are barred from this one dangerous... seeing as you know where it is, even if you haven't been there

[dangerous]

It's usually D giving people the hurry up, but I figured he wouldn't this time, so someone had to.

Anyway, was going to head out to the gorge tomorrow and see how the river level was looking, so now I need somewhere else to go.

HAHA... mutter mutter LOL

The gorge aint that bad, compair the two tag photos, it dosnt really get that much higher more wider and faster, the news said it was up to the bridge but I cant see that some how there be serious issues if thats the case.

... whats a arboretum?

An arboretum (plural: arboreta) in a narrow sense is a collection of trees only. Related collections include a fruticetum (from the Latin frutex, meaning shrub), and a viticetum, a collection of vines. More commonly, today, an arboretum is a botanical garden containing living collections of woody plants
So... we are looking for a forest, in canterbury, be it somewhat of an old one.

[FJRider]

So... we are looking for a forest, in canterbury, be it somewhat of an old one.

The key word is "Historical" ... all power to those that understand that bit ...

[dangerous]

The key word is "Historical" ... all power to those that understand that bit ...

1921 was the first?


Id need to see the plark at the tag for more info cos Im getting good at this googling shit and found two dozzen arboretum's in canterbury, but then you lot are smarter than me and wont need any clues... right?

[FJRider]

... but then you lot are smarter than me and wont need any clues... right?

Who am I to argue with you D ...

I may be wrong in one of the two clues I gave you in the portion ... YOU quoted me ...

Time may show if I am correct. (not a clue)

[Captain_Salty]

Well I went and had a look at the Lake Coleridge Arboretum, couldn't find that sign though. Could well be there but was stinking hot and couldn't handle stopping for long.

[Rashika]

Well I went and had a look at the Lake Coleridge Arboretum, couldn't find that sign though. Could well be there but was stinking hot and couldn't handle stopping for long.

Close but no cigar... Do i have to give you guys a clue??

[Rashika]

Type in the 3 prominent words for this and it comes up as no3 on google... The Arboretum had over 800 species of trees by 1908 so yes quite significant for canterbury

[dangerous]

googled and done... and Kickaha could push his broken Ducati up to the tag...

ps I still havent seen or found it but have been lerning about the area, Coalgate was just that, the gate to the coal... Glen Tunnel again just that a tunnel in the glen (valley) were the coal came from, still parts of railway line and even the statain platform is in some ones back yard... coal track road was the trackthat lead direct to Coalgate and the tunnel... interesting I must check out the tag aparently remains of the house is still there even if oddly enough trees have growen through it.

[neels]

Close but no cigar... Do i have to give you guys a clue??

I think I know where it is, and D told me I was turning the wrong way the other day, just shows you never know what you're going to spot when you go exploring a different way home.