Tuesday, January 3, 2023

When I get the time, I'm gonna spend a month in Tasmania just knocking around. Bucket list.

 


                 Genuine Tasmanian Leatherwood Honey.


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  1. Don't forget to get triple jabbed and boosted before you go.

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    1. Pretty much a totalitarian state like Australia.

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  2. Nope. Just Nope. Just like AUS everything in that country will kill you. Even before you get there. Great White Sharks. Salt water crocs. Box jelly fish. They got every bad snake in the world. They got a thorn bush in the outback that if its wet and you get jabbed, you die. Moderna got nothing on this place. You know they even put beets on a burger? I would arrive by air, be walking in the airport and use the handrail going down the stairs, get a splinter and fall over dead. "Oh, that the banga banga tree, be careful there mate!". Just nope.

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    1. The poisonous snakes are in the government. Never spend your money
      with tyrants! Their citizens have no guns, hence no freedoms.
      Bubbarust

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  3. Tazzie is a lot different from mainland Australia. Fewer snakes and not poisonous. No crocs. Cooler weather than mainland. Slower pace of life. Absolutely great place. Plus the leatherwood honey is the best honey…period. It’s a place you could live.

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  4. At the risk of repeating myself, I'll take my $30 for 5 pound local honey (37.5¢ per ounce) over the $1.54 per ounce high priced spread. As much of it as I eat the toney stuff would have me broke in a year.
    (Honey's a great replacement for Maple Sugar on French Toast, Pancakes and Waffles!)

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    1. I'd spend the $20 to taste it.

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    2. It comes in several seasonal flavors including Clover, Blackberry, Yellow Star Thistle and the one I bought last month, Orange. Yum.
      When you go to the local supermarket that sells it you take what they have in stock at the time.

      BTW, in my first comment I meant to say Maple Syrup, not Maple Sugar. Old age creeping.

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  5. In November, 1976, while on board the USS Enterprise (CVN-65), we went to Hobart, Tasmania for a week. The local beer, Cascade, put our picture on the beer labels.

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  6. I'll have to give it a try it on my hummingbird egg omelets.

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