In Tasmania I've got 3.5 acres on the water. No crops as such, just a
lot of fruit trees for domestic consumption & trading for other stuff I
haven't time/interest in growing. As for livestock, why bother when the
wildlife is so prolific and the fishing in the bay so good.......

I have a 600 acre place in NSW. Used to run cattle, now I just grow
trees. Boats are more interesting.

PDW

In article , Bart Senior .@. wrote:

Howq much land do you have Peter, and what
sort of crops/livestock?

"Peter Wiley" wrote

OTOH in the last couple weeks, I've seen one ship off on patrol and
another one off on a resupply cruise, spent a few days sailing my toy
boat, had an excavator dig 100 metres of trench for my barn and done
most of the forming up for the footings, sunk a few jugs of margaritas
& beers with friends back from a long cruise, and flown off to see my
kids.

Nothing is happening here so 1% of my attention is about right.

What sort of trees are you growing in NSW?

I'm thinking about starting a tree farm here. I like
the idea of planting them and then just waiting. Not
much work involved after the initial start up.


"Peter Wiley" wrote

In Tasmania I've got 3.5 acres on the water. No crops as such, just a
lot of fruit trees for domestic consumption & trading for other stuff I
haven't time/interest in growing. As for livestock, why bother when the
wildlife is so prolific and the fishing in the bay so good.......

I have a 600 acre place in NSW. Used to run cattle, now I just grow
trees. Boats are more interesting.