STs in front of BIG things.....

[Bodų Glimt]

One of my friends also said it's not a lobster, it's a crayfish as it doesn't have nippers.  I'm not an expert on crustaceans so I don't know.

[Shillas]

Rosetown is basically a geographical name, and only used as a derogatory, as in on the wrong side of the tracks. Larry is a representation of a southern rock lobster, or a cray, so no nips when catching them. Had a family friend who used to provide us with a share of his catch, even us young kids (at the time). Can't afford now 😡

[StinkyPete]

The Big Windmill at Penong.  This is said to be the biggest windmill in Australia, so let the arguement begin.   

[StinkyPete]

The Big Oyster at Ceduna.

I got the whale and the windmill as well, but not the oyster.  I also got the big 'farmer' on the return leg after our discussion in Border Village.  You're right... it looks nothing like a farmer.  I got the big galah as well.

I also looked up Australia's western and eastern extremes and calculated the halfway point across Australia would have been at Watraba, just east of Penong and a long way from Kimba.

When I get a few minutes to myself I shall write a trip report with a few photos.

[alans1100]

The Big Whale at Nullarbor Roadhouse  (It's really not very big)

I took a couple of that one as well but rather small compared to the size of the real thing - whoops forgot to level the pic.

[Biggles]

At Noosaville, QLD:

[alans1100]

Down at Snowtown this afternoon - had to go for medical.



Bit of fluke this one. A wide load went past the rest stop I was in so took this.

[Bodų Glimt]

Down at Snowtown this afternoon - had to go for medical.

So this is what it looks like when it is not dark. 

[Kev Murphy]

.. and probably made here in Portland.

[BigTed]

East of Derby WA, a good sized boab...

[Bodų Glimt]

I hope you have a big blender.

[Cerebral Knievel]

In a Bunnings carpark on the way to Wooli ...

[Cerebral Knievel]

Biggles reckons it's a normal size thing but i reckon his comment sticks out like a apex predator out of water   

[Biggles]

Nah!  I still say it's a normal sized Apex Predator.
Now if it was 20 metres long or to the same scale as your cooked prawn, THAT would be a BIG replica of a normal shark.   
You can't baffle me with big tricky words, Stimpy!          

[Cerebral Knievel]

Nah!  I still say it's a normal sized Apex Predator.
Now if it was 20 metres long or to the same scale as your cooked prawn, THAT would be a BIG replica of a normal shark.   
You can't baffle me with big tricky words, Stimpy!          

I was hoping to pull in the biggest fish in the cruSTacean world but alas you SAW-fished right through my trap.Alas it fell flat like a fish out of water.I should have posted it in the non exiSTent normal sized shiney dangerous things topic.STill big enough to scare the plankton outta moi though 

[Gadget]

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[Kev Murphy]

 

[Bodų Glimt]

Nah!  I still say it's a normal sized Apex Predator.
Now if it was 20 metres long or to the same scale as your cooked prawn, THAT would be a BIG replica of a normal shark.   
You can't baffle me with big tricky words, Stimpy!          

I was hoping to pull in the biggest fish in the cruSTacean world but alas you SAW-fished right through my trap.Alas it fell flat like a fish out of water.I should have posted it in the non exiSTent normal sized shiney dangerous things topic.STill big enough to scare the plankton outta moi though 

That's too much pun·ishment in one post.

[Diesel]

Why hasn't anyone challenged Stinky's big dolphin pic? Surely it is a big Mahi Mahi! 

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[StinkyPete]

Why hasn't anyone challenged Stinky's big dolphin pic? Surely it is a big Mahi Mahi! 

No challenge would stand scruitiny.

Reference from Wikipedia
The mahi-mahi (/ˈmɑːhiːˈmɑːhiː/)[2] or common dolphinfish[3] (Coryphaena hippurus) is a surface-dwelling ray-finned fish found in off-shore temperate, tropical and subtropical waters worldwide. Also widely called dorado and dolphin, it is one of two members of the Coryphaenidae family, the other being the pompano dolphinfish.  Mahi means very strong in Hawaiian.

[Diesel]

Quote from: Diesel on 15-11-2017, 16:22:23<blockquote>Why hasn't anyone challenged Stinky's big dolphin pic? Surely it is a big Mahi Mahi! 
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No challenge would stand scruitiny.

Reference from Wikipedia
The mahi-mahi (/ˈmɑːhiːˈmɑːhiː/)[2] or common dolphinfish[3] (Coryphaena hippurus) is a surface-dwelling ray-finned fish found in off-shore temperate, tropical and subtropical waters worldwide. Also widely called dorado and dolphin, it is one of two members of the Coryphaenidae family, the other being the pompano dolphinfish.  Mahi means very strong in Hawaiian.

I would suggest that is checkmate to you. Well played sir.       

[Brock]

Remember, Wiki is not a definitive authority. Anyone cn post anything, doesnt make it true.

[Bodų Glimt]

Remember, Wiki is not a definitive authority. Anyone cn post anything, doesnt make it true.

We refer to wikipedia as "a bloke in the pub".

[Diesel]

STella in front of a big pebble. ... on the road to Lake Pedder and the Gordon Dam Wall. ..

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