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Posted: **Wed Nov 25, 2020 10:26 am**

Congrats! I guess not being on here as much leaves you with plenty of time[emoji23][emoji23]

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Posted: **Wed Nov 25, 2020 10:27 am**

Brodlach wrote:
Johno6 wrote:On Friday I became a dad for the second time, a son this time....Elijah.

i have already asked Golden Grove to bring my #37 out of retirement ready for him to wear in a few years.

on a side note, today is the 14 year anniversary of being with my wife, since it first because "official" and i forgot till she messaged me just now.

so i am probably only going to get to see him every second weekend after tonight.................

That’s truly awesome Johno! Great name.

Congratulations to you and the missus

How many times did you get lost between home and the hospital?

He's got teh Google Maps app now.

Posted: **Wed Nov 25, 2020 12:15 pm**

thanks guys, i got the replies i was expecting tbh :lol:

i was going to say any suggestions on where to take the missus for an anniversary dinner, but needs to be within a 1km radius of my house.

so i might just have to cook her a home cooked meal.

Posted: **Wed Nov 25, 2020 1:16 pm**

Good to see the SA Footy fam didn't disappoint then[emoji3]

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Posted: **Wed Nov 25, 2020 1:17 pm**

Congrats Johno!

And for those not around in 2008 -> viewtopic.php?f=6&t=19227&start=140

Posted: **Wed Nov 25, 2020 1:17 pm**

Johno6 wrote:thanks guys, i got the replies i was expecting tbh

i was going to say any suggestions on where to take the missus for an anniversary dinner, but needs to be within a 1km radius of my house.

so i might just have to cook her a home cooked meal.

Posted: **Wed Nov 25, 2020 1:18 pm**

Johno6 wrote:On Friday I became a dad for the second time, a son this time....Elijah.

i have already asked Golden Grove to bring my #37 out of retirement ready for him to wear in a few years.

on a side note, today is the 14 year anniversary of being with my wife, since it first because "official" and i forgot till she messaged me just now.

so i am probably only going to get to see him every second weekend after tonight.................

Congratulations mate... Awesome news. Glad all are doing well

Posted: **Wed Nov 25, 2020 1:20 pm**

Dutchy wrote:Congrats Johno!

And for those not around in 2008 -> viewtopic.php?f=6&t=19227&start=140

Time flies....

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Posted: **Wed Nov 25, 2020 1:30 pm**

Dutchy wrote:Congrats Johno!

And for those not around in 2008 -> viewtopic.php?f=6&t=19227&start=140

what a trip down memory lane.... haha (and yes, i would still get lost on a trip down memory lane)

Posted: **Wed Nov 25, 2020 1:44 pm**

Johno6 wrote:On Friday I became a dad for the second time, a son this time....Elijah.

i have already asked Golden Grove to bring my #37 out of retirement ready for him to wear in a few years.

on a side note, today is the 14 year anniversary of being with my wife, since it first because "official" and i forgot till she messaged me just now.

so i am probably only going to get to see him every second weekend after tonight.................

Congrats Johno, great news mate :-BD

Posted: **Thu Nov 26, 2020 9:44 pm**

Finishing harvest tonight. 6000ac done and an end to another terrible year on the land. We had world record low rainfall then La Niña raised its head and smoked our hay and dumped unseasonal rainfall when we didn’t need it but that’s farming on YP, could be worse I guess, at least I’m having a few cutout drinks tonight. Bring on a normal rainfall season in 21 and beyond.

Posted: **Thu Nov 26, 2020 9:53 pm**

Dirty dog wrote:Finishing harvest tonight. 6000ac done and an end to another terrible year on the land. We had world record low rainfall then La Niña raised its head and smoked our hay and dumped unseasonal rainfall when we didn’t need it but that’s farming on YP, could be worse I guess, at least I’m having a few cutout drinks tonight. Bring on a normal rainfall season in 21 and beyond.

#muchrespect

Posted: **Thu Nov 26, 2020 10:42 pm**

Dirty dog wrote:Finishing harvest tonight. 6000ac done and an end to another terrible year on the land. We had world record low rainfall then La Niña raised its head and smoked our hay and dumped unseasonal rainfall when we didn’t need it but that’s farming on YP, could be worse I guess, at least I’m having a few cutout drinks tonight. Bring on a normal rainfall season in 21 and beyond.

Sorry to hear.
The parents live over near Gundagai these days and the old man helps one of the local farmers out and this years hay season was the best on record. They are all doing 16-18hr days and can’t keep up.

Posted: **Fri Nov 27, 2020 6:26 am**

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Spargo wrote:
Dirty dog wrote:Finishing harvest tonight. 6000ac done and an end to another terrible year on the land. We had world record low rainfall then La Niña raised its head and smoked our hay and dumped unseasonal rainfall when we didn’t need it but that’s farming on YP, could be worse I guess, at least I’m having a few cutout drinks tonight. Bring on a normal rainfall season in 21 and beyond.

#muchrespect

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Posted: **Fri Nov 27, 2020 7:50 am**

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Spargo wrote:
Dirty dog wrote:Finishing harvest tonight. 6000ac done and an end to another terrible year on the land. We had world record low rainfall then La Niña raised its head and smoked our hay and dumped unseasonal rainfall when we didn’t need it but that’s farming on YP, could be worse I guess, at least I’m having a few cutout drinks tonight. Bring on a normal rainfall season in 21 and beyond.

#muchrespect

x2

x3. Back bone of our nation.

Posted: **Fri Nov 27, 2020 9:02 am**

Johno6 wrote:On Friday I became a dad for the second time, a son this time....Elijah.

i have already asked Golden Grove to bring my #37 out of retirement ready for him to wear in a few years.

on a side note, today is the 14 year anniversary of being with my wife, since it first because "official" and i forgot till she messaged me just now.

so i am probably only going to get to see him every second weekend after tonight.................

Congrats mate!

This is also a little bit funny because my sons name is Elijah too.

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Posted: **Fri Nov 27, 2020 9:04 am**

HH3 wrote:
Johno6 wrote:On Friday I became a dad for the second time, a son this time....Elijah.

i have already asked Golden Grove to bring my #37 out of retirement ready for him to wear in a few years.

on a side note, today is the 14 year anniversary of being with my wife, since it first because "official" and i forgot till she messaged me just now.

so i am probably only going to get to see him every second weekend after tonight.................
Congrats mate!

This is also a little bit funny because my sons name is Elijah too.

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Same child?

Posted: **Fri Nov 27, 2020 1:35 pm**

Dirty dog wrote:Finishing harvest tonight. 6000ac done and an end to another terrible year on the land. We had world record low rainfall then La Niña raised its head and smoked our hay and dumped unseasonal rainfall when we didn’t need it but that’s farming on YP, could be worse I guess, at least I’m having a few cutout drinks tonight. Bring on a normal rainfall season in 21 and beyond.

Bloody hell. You must be close to this. All the best mate and enjoy a day (or two) off. For those not familiar Kainton is between Paskeville and Arthurton.

DAYMANS CRUSHED BY ANOTHER TOUGH YEAR
LESS than 50 millimetres of rain fell on the Dayman family's Kainton property between April and August, leading to what Andrew Dayman described as his worst crop since 1982.

Mr Dayman said his 2500 hectares of wheat, barley and legumes were "just about dead" by the time scattered rains - which were "not much use" - arrived in late August and September.

They yielded up to 0.3 tonnes/ha for their peas, and hoped to jag 0.5t/ha for lentils. Both crops were damaged by October rains, which caused late head growth in cereal crops.

"We'll let the green barley heads fill as they're up to 20 per cent of the crop, but the wheat we will just try to harvest above the green heads, as there aren't as many," Andrew said.

Posted: **Fri Nov 27, 2020 2:10 pm**

Feet up on the lounge, beer in hand, cricket about to start..

Posted: **Fri Nov 27, 2020 2:16 pm**

Heading down to Katarapko Creek after work with 8 mates and we're going to sit in the creek with our deckchairs and esky's and drink goon and sunkist all night and have a shit load of laughs with the tunes cranking and play poker for coin later in the night and then head home first thing in the morning for a day on the couch in the air conditioned eating cyclones all day.

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