Birds and birds

[bubblerboy64]

I have to comment. First I must say that the concept is a great one.
I just think there are so many obstacles in the path to a happy
ending. We don't share toys well and don't like the same things in
an RV are two to start with.
John Heckman
central Pa
1973 FC


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> Erne:
> You aint seen nothin yet!! The birds here are unbelievable! Birds
> we have in Zoo's in USA are wild here; cockatoo's maybe a 100 of
> them, large white ones behind our house. Other birds, looking like
> parrots are wild and plentiful here..unbelievable!
> That gets me to an idea and let me plant the seed here and now and
> get some comments from Forum members. Recommend everyone tour
> beautiful Australia during a lifetime. Details:
> 1. costs about $15,000 to ship a bird to Australia(BLUEBIRD)
> 2. probably $15000 would buy us an OLD bird in USA.
> 3. BIRDS must be 30yrs old to ship here without modification.
> 4. takes about a month or two tour all around Australia.
> The seed; get about 10-12 INVESTORS to chip in $3000 each.
> We buy a great bird, preferably a 1978FC31, fix it up in USA and
ship
> it here. That's $1500 per husband and wife/partner etc.
> Each investor entitled to use BIRD here per guidelines set up by
and
> agreed to by INVESTORS.
> We can keep the bird here at our house. We have a home with bus
> parking 100 Kilometers East of Melbourne, Australia; Drouin,
Victoria.
> Investor can stay here a few weeks with hookup to get bearings etc.
> before departing on trip around Australia. Hopefully, six to 10
> investors would use the BIRD each year.In addition, they could
bring
> another couple to share the expense etc.
> Take a chance in life..to me this is a once in a lifetime
opportunity
> that WE FORUM members can make happen!
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> Insurance, third party only required is cheap..$130/yr and full
> towing is $180/yr. Shared by all.
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> ANYWAY it is a seed and hopefully I will get some
comments...probably
> good and bad....
> Regards from Australia,
> Hank Hannigan
> 90SP36 (stored in Vegas)
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> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Ernest Ekberg"
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> > From my location between the front and back channels of the
> Yellowstone
> > River here in Montana, I see many birds. The kind that we own
are
> > pretty rare as the birds of prey that fly overhead. I have been
> > watching a bald eagle lately around my location. I feel really
> > priviledged to witness this beauty in its qwest for food. Life is
> > good.Ernie-83PT40, Livingston, Mt
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