YOWIE1
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 6:21 pm
Does anyone here have the number-plate "YOWIE1"? We spotted a car with that plate in Lawson yesterday.
Cheers
Cheers
Wish it was my car...
Cheers Buck
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Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 7:25 pm
That's just crazy talk. Unless I see a blurry photo, I ain't believin' nuthin'.
Wish it was my car...
Cheers Buck
Wish it was my car...
Cheers Buck
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 10:06 pm
Why didn't I think of that!!! DOH!
By the way ...thanks for all your help Cass!
By the way ...thanks for all your help Cass!
GUBA
Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2006 4:33 pm
Hello GUBBA,
Are you sure it's spelled "GUBBA", I was told it was "GUBA". As in GOOOBA. I take it you're investigating the Winbourne Road and Clear View Pde Yowie. I recently sent a coloured drawing down that way, based on a photo of "GUBA". Perhaps you've come across it in your networking?
Are you sure it's spelled "GUBBA", I was told it was "GUBA". As in GOOOBA. I take it you're investigating the Winbourne Road and Clear View Pde Yowie. I recently sent a coloured drawing down that way, based on a photo of "GUBA". Perhaps you've come across it in your networking?
Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2006 5:27 pm
Gidday Joe,
Yep, thats the area I focus most of my efforts in. There has been a fair bit of activity lately!
What experiences have you had in this area?
I was told that name by Neil Frost. I assume you sent the drawing to him?
I've also been told by a local Aboriginal woman that Gubba/Guba means "white fella"?
Yep, thats the area I focus most of my efforts in. There has been a fair bit of activity lately!
What experiences have you had in this area?
I was told that name by Neil Frost. I assume you sent the drawing to him?
I've also been told by a local Aboriginal woman that Gubba/Guba means "white fella"?
Gubba
Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2006 9:29 am
Oh, yes, Gubba, I've had plenty of unusual experiences in the bush in that area. And you're right as to where that drawing went also. I always thought the aboriginal term for the creature in those parts was "Dooligarl", so was surprised to hear yet another aboriginal name for it for the same area.