Donna and I just spent a couple of days at Muramarang Resort at a friends 50th birthday and we had a visit from some friendly roos. It was a Hawaian theme, thus the roo that got into the spirit.20170211_094522.jpg20170211_173229.jpg20170211_091915.jpg
Vans.... This is the 2nd time round the block, 40 years later! talk about turning back the clock!
Good photos, very relaxed roo's.
"Proud To Be An Old Fart".
Yeah... well it WAS a resort!Originally Posted by Robbo
Vans.... This is the 2nd time round the block, 40 years later! talk about turning back the clock!
Reminds me of the Roo's as a kid at Merry Beach, Kioloa
Also when we stayed at Moruya a few years ago. All South Coast, NSW.
Eastern Greys, very casual roo's.
I remember going down there as a kid and seeing them tame. Seemed amazing to me as they were wild as here. They live in our yard here at night. Most farmers shoot them and I understand that. I probably should too but I hate shooting them. Foxes and cats are a different story though.
Quite agree
We have two at the house at the moment they are eating the green lawns over the road and drink out of my pond. It's funny seeing them bounding around the driveway and on the road. I was worried the kelpie we were looking after for our son would chase them, and maybe get torn but she left them alone when I called her. We have a reserve next door so they come down
HZ jasmine yellow sandman van
HZ Madeira red sandman van (now sold to bigrob)
HX mandarin red sandman ute
HZ malachite green sandman van
Married to Jennie285
Next time anyone gets a Sandman and Kangaroo photo op, drop a four and twenty and a footy into the photo foreground so you can then sing the jingle...'We Love Football Meat Pies Kangaroos and Holden Cars'
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