This is the tasmanian devil, didn't see any of these in the wild either.
Some of the prison ruins at Port Arthur.
Ira and I at the taps of the Cascade Brewery in Hobart.
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Welcome to my little world of rocks and food.
FAQ
Where do you live?
In a van down by the rocks.
When and where did you start?
August 1, 2008 from Lancaster, CA.
When will you stop?
Sooner than I'd like.
Why don't you post more frequently?
I'm too busy being outside and making new friends to find an internet connection.
What's with the food man?
I happen to really love eating.
In a van down by the rocks.
When and where did you start?
August 1, 2008 from Lancaster, CA.
When will you stop?
Sooner than I'd like.
Why don't you post more frequently?
I'm too busy being outside and making new friends to find an internet connection.
What's with the food man?
I happen to really love eating.
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1 comment:
How fun...a Mountain Dew t-shirt in the brewery. Either way, you can get some sort of rush!!!
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