I volunteer with State Emergency Service, so as you can imagine, I need the best equipment for when nature's throwing the worse it can at me.I don't know what any of these things are but why do you need so many torches? What do you guys do at night?
Burn it out!
Only if a high CRI neutral white
I volunteer with State Emergency Service, so as you can imagine, I need the best equipment for when nature's throwing the worse it can at me.
I also utilise it for photography and another hobby
To sneak into peoples bathrooms whilst they sleep and take SOTD photosOk @borked ... I will ask the question... what other hobby
Close, yet it looks like you've lost your money...
Very cool... ever been inside the old White Bay Power Station?To sneak into peoples bathrooms whilst they sleep and take SOTD photos
Close, yet it looks like you've lost your money...
TBH, it's to access places like this
featuring environments like this
to take pictures like this (face deliberately blurred to preserve privacy)
and sometimes like this.
I've been doing this before it was trendy, so 10-15 years.
One on the list I've not done... yet!
Yes - apparently was built to provide electricity for the trams in Sydney. They ripped them all up and are now "re-inventing the wheel".One on the list I've not done... yet!
Trying to find one particularly striking picture in my backups.
Its historical value is striking, well at least to me
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-12-21/sydneys-first-harbour-tunnel-curious-sydney/9234518Yes - apparently was built to provide electricity for the trams in Sydney. They ripped them all up and are now "re-inventing the wheel".
It is an amazing looking building. They have filmed one of the Matrix films and Great Gatsby there. I've done some of the "secret Sydney" tours that are on once a year, opening usually unseen buildings. Interesting but the crowds are ridiculous.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-12-21/sydneys-first-harbour-tunnel-curious-sydney/9234518
There's a LOT that most people have no idea about my friend
If you're interested, I'm happy to talk a bit
The law does not distinguish between 'trendy' and 'non-trendy' trespass/Enter unlawfully on Inclosed lands mate
Yet recognises that the intent does not pose a security risk/threat to persons or property, thus resulting in formal consultation taking place with relevant government authorities, seeking advice upon improving security
Wow! Great article! I live quite close to the tunnel and had no idea! Amazing engineering feathttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-12-21/sydneys-first-harbour-tunnel-curious-sydney/9234518
There's a LOT that most people have no idea about my friend
If you're interested, I'm happy to talk a bit
North or south side?Wow! Great article! I live quite close to the tunnel and had no idea! Amazing engineering feat
North side
Not telling me something I'm not aware of there mate and feel the same wayhttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-12-21/sydneys-first-harbour-tunnel-curious-sydney/9234518
There's a LOT that most people have no idea about my friend
If you're interested, I'm happy to talk a bit
Thanks @borked fascinating article. Shame the tunnel can’t be used. How whs has changed things. Gotta do a risk assessment before your morning coffee these days.
My Grandfather was a plumber and back in the days before backhoes etc when they were laying the town sewers, deep excavations were of course done by hand with teams of maybe 20 blokes. Apparently they’d dig a six foot trench twenty foot deep, miss six foot and dig another six foot trench and then tunnel in between to save some excavation....so I am told. These days you’re flat out getting anyone to wield a shovel at all.
Spent a lot of time around there in my teen's to early 20's not far from the entry point.
