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Re: Does anyone else think outback was modeled on the australian bush?
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Mon, 4 Oct 1999 11:21:37 GMT
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Matthew Miller wrote in message ...
> Paul Baulch <paul@vic.bigpond.net.au> wrote:
> > Yeah, but if it was meant to be outback Australia, they would have sold
> > these sets in Australia, wouldn't they?
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> Not necessarily. From here, it's an exotic foreign location. For you, it's
> probably everyday ho-hum boringness. :)
Strewth, thanks for reminding me cobber, I'd better make shore the
windmill's working right before I fly the hairyplane to work tomorrah... :-)
Seriously though, I suspect I'd have to drive about as far as you would
before I saw even a windmill, let alone an outback airstrip.
Mind you, I saw a big windmill today when I went out driving in the country,
there's a coincidence. Except it was a European-style windmill (you know,
the building-shaped ones they used to grind grain in).
Hmmm, better stay on topic.... anyway, I was out in the countryside looking
in toy shops for Lego. Didn't find much, except I did see a few of #6418
Paradisa Country Club. People have often mentioned regretting not buying
Paradisa. Personally I couldn't bring myself to buy something with so much
pink.... 6418 looks pretty dull for parts too. Hmm, pink.....
Paul
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