Thứ Bảy, 23 tháng 12, 2017

Waching daily Dec 23 2017

- Now the idea behind having a bike and the treadmill.

Finding that as I'm getting this new stroke

that's long and stretched out.

That's really cool.

It kind of feels like just a good vibe of being.

(upbeat instrumental music)

Morning, trainiacs.

You know who's got a solid day ahead of him?

Make swims and podcasts and deliveries

for new Tri Taren HQ, getting it set up.

Besides being cold, everything's starting out Taren.

(upbeat instrumental music)

Finding that as I'm getting this new stroke

that's long and stretched out,

I'm starting that catch.

Instead of like grabbing the water down here at my side,

I'm getting resistance all the way up here,

and that's putting a lot of strain up here

and those muscles just haven't been trained ever,

so I'm getting tired very quickly,

but muscularly in these swims.

I gotta work on that.

(upbeat instrumental music)

That actually wasn't too bad.

I cranked up how many seconds I held each pose for,

from 15 to 17.

I'm just starting.

I try to build up to 30,

and it seems like that strength workout has been helping.

It's feeling way easier, digging it, dead lift.

Look at this.

We just got some goodies delivered

and we gotta set it up, pronto Tonto, big time.

(upbeat instrumental music)

Woo, that's a lot of parts.

Unidentifiable as a treadmill.

Fantastic.

(upbeat instrumental music)

This is going to be a lot bigger project than I thought.

(upbeat instrumental music)

Alright, there we go.

Now I can drop weights in full confidence

that they're not just going to smash this new floor.

Does it turn on?

If I knew where the on switch was, this would help.

(beeping)

It's a good sign, it's a really good sign.

(beeping)

Maybe not.

I see.

They want a safety before you go and run.

(beeping)

Hey, yeah it is a new treadmill, thanks.

Oh yeah, I am looking fit, thank you.

I've been walking.

Well, there you have it.

The brick session set up, done.

Now the idea behind having the bike and the treadmill,

it's not so I can do all of my running on the treadmill.

It's actually quite the opposite of that.

The idea is so that after I have really big chunk

on my bikes, I go on the treadmill

and maybe just do 10 or 15 minutes

of like getting that blood moving

so that by the time I start coming into race season,

it's not like I've got to teach that blood

how to re-route really quickly,

going from the bike to the run.

It was big thing, it was a very big thing.

You want to keep those legs ready to do that,

a lot longer than I thought, by the way,

and I've got to hurry now because we've got a podcast

with the Ventum guys.

Jimmy Seear and Diaa Nour, the founders of Ventum.

Solid folk, solid folk.

Let's go do this.

Okay, let's get rolling here.

We are here with Jimmy Seear and Diaa Nour.

Thanks, guys, for being on the show here,

and thanks, especially, like huge high five

over the internet for setting me up with the bikes.

Since I test rode it there that day

that I came and met you in Kona,

I've been so jazzed up to get riding on that bike,

and with Alto coming on with the wheels,

it's going to be so stiff,

and I don't know if you know this,

we're getting a custom decal put on it by Bicycle Makeover,

so yeah, the last month, it's been like

every day is Christmas getting to look at that bike,

but let's take it back a little bit.

I want to hear about kind of the story

of how you guys started Ventum,

where you've come from.

Right, like if somebody loses a bolt

on the way to a race, they can go to Home Depot

for most of them, right?

It wasn't quite specific enough.

It was a YouTuber pretending to be

a scientist on the internet.

I wouldn't know anything about that.

Hot dam.

Right on.

When do you bring him to a race?

I want to meet this guy.

Little Australian cattle dog, right?

(upbeat instrumental music)

And there we go, podcasts ahoy with Ventum.

I wasn't taping it there, but what I said to the dudes

right after we got off the podcast

is that what I really like about Ventum,

and this is like, I'm gushy about them.

I'm going to admit it.

I'm gushy.

They aren't paying me to say this.

Hashtag not an ad.

I was just legitimately really impressed

with the ride that I went on in Kona.

They even addressed a lot of the things

that everyone said when they shared

that Bike Radar review with me in that podcast

and kind of talked about why isn't all

what you think it is in that Bike Radar review,

but the Ventum dudes are like a perfect sized company

for me to work with because they're large enough

that they're willing to take a risk on a guy like me

and partner up and do some really cool things,

but they're not so big that I'm 17 people away

and a formal request away from talking

to a manager of marketing.

I can go and hop on a podcast with Jimmy and Diaa,

and we can talk about how they're apparently

not wearing shirts because they're in Miam,

and we can talk about their dog, Finley,

and like that's really cool.

It kind of feels like just a good vibe of being,

working with their company,

not just doing work for them, if that makes sense.

I like 'em, I like 'em.

You're going to see a lot of Ventum-ness

over the next year.

Dig it.

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Es verfolgt mich 2 - Duration: 10:57.

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Robbers run when woman pulls gun, police say - Duration: 1:22.

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اجمل اغنية تخرج دفعة طب الاسكندريه النسخة الاصلية الجزء الثاني لقاء اليسا 2017 - Duration: 3:05.

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How To Recharge Your Spiritual Energy Using Your Hands - Duration: 3:24.

How To Recharge Your Spiritual Energy Using Your Hands

We all hold the power to help and heal our own selves.

Our body repairs the wounds when we get injured.

When we cry, our hearts and minds automatically comfort us.

Even as you sit motionless, there are a million processes keeping your body functional.

This intelligent machine needs to be well oiled, and a good diet, hydration, and proper

sleep amongst other things help it be healthy.

We also cannot ignore the nourishment of our spiritual side.

The healthiest foods and regular exercise can keep your body healthy, but unless you

are healthy spiritually, you will never be truly healthy.

Your spiritual energy is what gives you that glow or aura.

You may have seen this glow on yourself or others.

We often neglect caring for this energetic side of us.

This energetic side of us controls our intuition and is our internal compass it helps to guide

us through all of life�s decisions.

Signs that you need to replenish your spiritual energy include:

Feeling like you don�t belong Achieving your goals but still lacking enthusiasm

for life Feeling a lack of purpose

Always feeling stressed or anxious Healing is an effective way to restore spiritual

energy, here is how you can do it in 6 simple steps.

Step #1 Lie down or sit in a chair where you cannot

be disturbed.

Close your eyes and take 5 deep breaths into your belly here.

Step #2: Join your hands in a namaste and gently press

your palms and fingertips together.

Bring your hands up to touch the centre of your forehead and down to the heart centre.

These areas contain two powerful chakras (third eye and heart chakra) and this movement activates

them.

Step #3: Rub your hands gently to generate heat.

Place your right hand over your heart center and your left hand over your belly button.

This will again activate powerful chakras.

Step #4: Keep your eyes closed and visualize white

light being sent out of your hands into your body.

See the light flowing into your body and healing your energy centers.

You can even visualize the white light forming a protective shield all around you.

Step #5: When you think that you have received enough

healing from the white light, open your eyes and shake your hands gently.

Get up and do some light stretches so that your blood flows through your body.

Step #6: Drink a glass of water and keep yourself hydrated

for the rest of the day as well.

For best results, do the healing every day for at least 15 minutes.

For more infomation >> How To Recharge Your Spiritual Energy Using Your Hands - Duration: 3:24.

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BLKMRKT: Route N°8 en Croatie, une pure FOLIE à moto ! [A l'assaut des Balkans: Episode 03] - Duration: 10:14.

lake of Misurina, Italy August 8th

Today, we have to be focus !

TO understand the situation, We must have to ride 800Km

We have to go to Novigrad, in croatia

We have to sleep right there

it's almost 7:00, we pack our stuff, and let's go !

We reful the bikes, and we stop in a coffee in order to take a breakfast.

It's going to be long today, we need power !

We have to spend the most of our time on the road,

so we go to a supermarket just in front of us to buy something to lunch, later on the road.

it's time to cross the border, on going to Slovenia

We are not too far from Bled now

there is something i didn't talk about yet..

Weather is very hot here ! This is totally different from few days ago, in Switzerland

It's more than 35°C here in slovenia

The city of Bled as a big lake, so we're going to stop right there and swim a bit on it !

Damn dude ! i lost my underpants !

i'm holding it with my foot !

we had to pass at Velika Planina, in the north of slovenia

but we can't loose to much time because we're late on the road book

after talking beetween us, we decide to go to Velika

We go to the north of Slovenia, in the "Haute Carniole'' place

this didn't had too much kilometers on our plan, but i din't expect the were no roads to go right there !

With the africa twin i'm ok on it, but this is different for Antoine ...

When we arrived at the top, we had to continue without the bikes because it's not allowed

We decide to take the road again in direction of Croatia. Time is running, we have to continue !

end of the day is coming, and we have a lot kilometers to do again

We almost missed the right road

WE stopped to refuel the bikes, and it's our last reful before crossing the border

damn .. 1.02 euros /L, i'm going to drink this and pee on my tank when i'll need gasoline !

Damn..18 euros to refuel the bike...

i'll bring a tanker next time !

36 km before arriving to the border of croatia

and after this is the coast road !

i think we have about 200km on the coast road in croatia

we don't stop anymore

i think we're going to arrive at 10:00PM

it could be awesome if we have cool roads like this

imagine ..

we back again !

we cross the border at the same time, and we don't pay anything !

it's a crap Bryan ...

Here we are ! i was waiting about this section !

Road number 8. It goes all along the sea coast in Croatia

It's about 8:00PM and there is nobody on the road....

We're going to ride it, and loving it !

It's more than 8:00PM but temperature is still about 30°C here in Croatia !

Dude.. this road is absolutely amazing !

Everything is perfect ! Ground, landscape, colors in the sky ...

it's absolutely crazy !

We could stop here and just watch all this amazing landscape until the night's falling

and then going to home

but we can't stop... this amazing road is just perfect to ride, this is like you couldn't stop anymore !

antoine is in front with the Ducati 900SS, and to understand about the speed we're riding at this time

Here with the Africa twin, i'm at the maximum speed ! I can't do better than this !

Dude it's absolutely crazy ! it never stops !

Yo ! you know that we did 80 kilometers with engines to the max !

i stop

yeah me too, i'm going to be cool on the road now, i can't feel my hand anymore !

Balou arrived just after

We take the road after, to novigrad at lower speed

we were like zombies when we arrived at our hotel

People at the hotel restaurant keep it open just for us !

We eat in front of the sea under a hot weather

Here in Croatia, we are under a heat wave

Days are brushing against the 50°C

just imagine

After the restaurant, we wen to the beach in order to swim a bit under the stars

we were completely naked on the water

We went to sleep at 00:00AM, after a looong day of motorycle, with more than 800km of roads ! Mission complete !

Tomorrow, we go to Bosnia !

For more infomation >> BLKMRKT: Route N°8 en Croatie, une pure FOLIE à moto ! [A l'assaut des Balkans: Episode 03] - Duration: 10:14.

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The CARRY - Random Overwatch Highlights - Ep. 78 - Duration: 10:16.

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El Riñón De La Desgracia 😮🌰☠ | Caso Cerrado | Telemundo - Duration: 13:32.

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Edwin Duterte - Immigration - Duration: 1:56.

Haitham: You're someone who understands this on a personal level since your parents came in as migrant

Edwin: My father came to America in 1968. He left the Philippines with only $51 in his pocket.

Well, he might have had $61... He had sponsor in the United States.

Found a job within 2 weeks. Within 2 months, him and his brother found

an apartment. My mom and my aunt followed and then they started a family.

In 1973 they got their citizenship. It took 12 years from the time that they petitioned

to the time they got off the plane.

Haitham: California recently became a "sanctuary state."

How do you feel about that?

Duterte: I'm not advocating for amnesty. My view is that people who are

here legally who come to America with this passion of realizing the American

Dream and being successful. You know, we really have to honor that.

It's just not fair for those people to look at, you know, people who circumvented

the law to get here. A lot of people call that undocumented; illegal It's still

not the right way to do it. So, with that said, the 800,000+ DACA students,

a lot of people just want to ship them on a bus and send them out.

But how much would that cost? I'm just talking about all the legal issues, you

know, I don't want to break our country just because we're mad at a certain

people who broke the law and are here illegally. I'm advocating that we sit down

and we figure out what we can do that is feasible both on the humanitarian and

economic side.

Haitham: If they asked you to write the perfect bill for immigration policy

what would that look like? Edwin: For the people that are here

And are not supposed to be, we need to handle the administrative end of

of immigration and offer - not a lax path - but an easier path.

More efficient background checks, the sponsorship

[Music]

For more infomation >> Edwin Duterte - Immigration - Duration: 1:56.

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Santa's Conspiracy | JELLY POTS - Duration: 1:19.

Good morning and welcome to Mundo Descosido.es

Christmas begins and it makes us question...

What is Christmas?

Jesus's birth celebration?

Who is, as we already know, a reptilian sent from the future?

Of course not.

Christmas is about Santa Claus

and today I'm here to tell you that he is REAL!

There is an Alien-American conspiracy,

that covers all Earth's flatness,

convincing all parents that at a certain age they should tell their children that Santa doesn't exist

as well as their parents did with them, and then their children will do with their own.

For the sole purpose of forcing us to buy gifts instead of allowing Santa to take care of them.

But Santa is not a victim either

Instead, he would be receiving money from the government and the aliens to

Sant...

For more infomation >> Santa's Conspiracy | JELLY POTS - Duration: 1:19.

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ម៉ូឌុលនៃចំនួនកុំផ្លិច | Module of a complex number - Duration: 12:14.

Module of a complex number

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Merry Christmas!!! GigiASMR - Duration: 5:28.

Merry Christmas

GigiASMR

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Winter | Soft Spoken Original Poem + calming music + special ending - Duration: 5:14.

The lantern brightly burns As the bells softly ring

Triumphantly through the winter wind

Delicate snowflakes lightly fall

from the misty skies, decorating the ground

It's a wonderful day to witness the first snow

It's cold, yet clear as shops prepare their festive lights.

Holiday music sets the atmosphere

and everything is quite alright

It's time for a warm blanket to cuddle up with.

It's so cozy watching through my window

this beautiful, white winter.

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Msp Shout outs - Duration: 1:52.

She has a youtube I will leave that in the link below

She also has a youtube I will leave that in the link below

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BOMBSHELL From DNC… TRUMP Found It… WASSERMAN Heading To PRISON Next!!! - Duration: 6:28.

BMBSHELL From DNC…

TRUMP Found It…

WASSERMAN Heading To PRISON Next!!!

In yet another bizarre twist, the tale of Imran Awan and his band of merry "Russian"

hackers from Pakistan just gets stranger and stranger.

The BBC is reporting the Russian hackers responsible for infecting the DNC systems used servers

directly linked to a company based in Pakistan.

According to the Daily Caller's Luke Rosiak –

"BBC says a server whose IP was hard-coded into the virus found on the DNC's server

traces to a company called Crookservers that is based in PAKISTAN, run by a guy named Usman

Ashraf."

The hacking team, originally claiming to be based in Oldham, England, was dubbed Fancy

Bear.

In June 2016, the DNC first stated that the Russian hacker groups Cozy Bear and Fancy

Bear had penetrated their campaign servers and leaked information via the Guccifer 2.0

online persona.

Debbie Wasserman Schultz resigned as DNC chairwoman following WikiLeaks releases revealing significant

preference had been shown to Hillary Clinton, granting her the Democratic presidential nomination

despite the people's clear preference for Bernie Sanders.

These two hacker groups were the basis of the so-called "17 intelligence agencies"

that confirmed the basis for the so-called Russian collusion investigation into the Trump

campaign.

It is interesting to note that the IP address in question 176.32.112.10 was notorious long

before the DNC hack/leak, as it was hard-coded into malware used in the 2015 Bundestag hack.

It was well known to all virus services as a result.

The question begs to be asked why did all the expensive resources and software used

by Crowdstrike to investigate this supposed "hack" not immediately pick up on a well-known

malware IP address?

Crowdstrike is the American cybersecurity technology company based in Sunnyvale, California

who claims to have identified both Fancy Bear and Cozy Bear.

Yet their software did not pick up on a known malware IP address.

See Bears in the Midst – Intrusion into the Democratic National Committee.

According to the BBC – When Russia's most notorious hackers hired

servers from a UK-registered company, they left a trove of clues behind, the BBC has

discovered.

The hackers used the computers to attack the German parliament, hijack traffic meant for

a Nigerian government website and target Apple devices.

[…]The group played a key role in 2016's attack on the US's Democratic National Committee

(DNC), according to security experts.

Indeed an internet protocol (IP) address that once belonged to a dedicated server hired

via Crookservers was discovered in malicious code used in the breach

But after a short period, the listing switched to Pakistan.

The BBC has seen no evidence the shop or its employees knew how the address was being used

or that Crookservers had any real connection to the newsagents.

[…]

The BBC identified Crookservers's operator as Usman Ashraf.

Ashraf claims he had no idea hackers were using the servers, except is that true?

As part of Wikileaks 'Vault 8' release in November, a series of documents were revealed

detailing how the CIA developed a code where the intelligence agency could impersonate

the Russian anti-virus giant known as Kaspersky Labs.

Naturally, the left-leaning mainstream media refuses to acknowledge or give credence to

WikiLeaks' findings and revelations.

President Donald Trump just recently signed into law a U.S. government ban on Kaspersky

Lab software.

That law prompted Kaspersky Labs to file a lawsuit against the Trump administration in

response.

In September, the US government gave federal agencies three months to remove Kaspersky's

security software, citing concerns over espionage.

It cited "the ties between certain Kaspersky officials and Russian intelligence and other

government agencies and requirements under Russian law that allow Russian intelligence

agencies to request or compel assistance from Kaspersky and to intercept communications

transiting Russian networks".

A summary of the hacking tool posted by WikiLeaks reveals –

Today, 9 November 2017, WikiLeaks publishes the source code and development logs to Hive,

a major component of the CIA infrastructure to control its malware.

Hive solves a critical problem for the malware operators at the CIA.

Even the most sophisticated malware implant on a target computer is useless if there is

no way for it to communicate with its operators in a secure manner that does not draw attention.

Using Hive even if an implant is discovered on a target computer, attributing it to the

CIA is difficult by just looking at the communication of the malware with other servers on the internet.

Hive provides a covert communications platform for a whole range of CIA malware to send exfiltrated

information to CIA servers and to receive new instructions from operators at the CIA.

The cover domain delivers 'innocent' content if somebody browses it by chance.

A visitor will not suspect that it is anything else but a normal website.

The only peculiarity is not visible to non-technical users – a HTTPS server option that is not

widely used: Optional Client Authentication.

But Hive uses the uncommon Optional Client Authentication so that the user browsing the

website is not required to authenticate – it is optional.

But implants talking to Hive do authenticate themselves and can therefore be detected by

the Blot server.

Traffic from implants is sent to an implant operator management gateway called Honeycomb

(see graphic above) while all other traffic go to a cover server that delivers the insuspicious

content for all other users.

Digital certificates for the authentication of implants are generated by the CIA impersonating

existing entities.

The three examples included in the source code build a fake certificate for the anti-virus

company Kaspersky Laboratory, Moscow pretending to be signed by Thawte Premium Server CA,

Cape Town.

In this way, if the target organization looks at the network traffic coming out of its network,

it is likely to misattribute the CIA exfiltration of data to uninvolved entities whose identities

have been impersonated.

What do you think about this?

Please share this news and scroll down to Comment below and don't forget to subscribe

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Matt Shea - Part 2 - Duration: 2:24.

Why do Americans in rural areas tend to support lower taxes?

This is part 2 of my interview with Washington State Representative, Matt Shea

[music]

Shea: You have areas in America, if you drive

through the towns, they're almost

ghost towns right now.

A lot of times they're paying double

and triple taxes on something.

So for example, I buy a toolset

I pay sales tax on that toolset

We use it every day. I also have to pay

a personal property tax , every year

on that same toolset

Where this really affects people is

like big manufacturing where they have a

$15 million machine. They got to pay taxes

on that machine every single year

It's been devestating to rural America

because they have to buy some

very, very big items. For example

tractors, tractor implements

Haitham: Rep. Shea wants to split the State of Washington into two

But do Eastern WA have the financial resources and are they big enough to do that?

Shea: Liberty State has a population

a 100,000 less than the entire State of Idaho and raises

almost as much taxes.

We're number 1 in agriculture

in a lot of areas.

I can go down an enormous list.

Could you imagine it under a less regulatory environment?

It would be phenomenal

Some people in Seattle are against this idea. They say that

Eastern WA gets more money from the state government than they

pay them in taxes. So I asked Rep. Shea about that

Shea: For every tax dollar we generate, they actually

send more over to us.

To which I would just simply reply:

If we're such a horrible burden,

We're a bunch of hicks and rednecks

Why don't you just let us go?

Let us be representative of our

own views and our own beliefs.

We would reduce, dramatically, the

amount of taxes. Almost no

regulations, you know, except in

very key places

Business and people would come

to this area. So there would be

more tax revenue just by growing

the base of the economy

Haitham: But what does the U.S Constitution say about creating a 51st state?

Who gets to authorize that? And how long does it take?

I talk about that with Rep. Shea in parts 3 and 4 of our interview

Subscribe to our channel to stay posted

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Day 14 Getaway Canning Stock Route, 4x4 Australia 2017 - Duration: 10:26.

Hey everyone! Welcome to day 14 on the

Getaway Canning Stock Route. Whoo!

We're traveling today in Birrilburu country from well 10 to well 7

although I was a bit perturbed when I saw at Weld Springs they talked about

Martu people so not quite sure about these kind of border disputes.

We're heading south on the Canning Stock Route.

We're leaving the sand dunes and the warm weather behind

and we're heading through station country.

Here's a visual for you

showing Billiluna where we started the track and

Wiluna where we'll finish.

I don't know if you can see them down there

through the trees.

That's where they're camped in the riverbed

but I came up from down there and I'm now up here.

and I'm now up here.

I'm packing up this morning. Gawd what a night!

Poured it down.

Oh well. We're at the fire at well 10 in the riverbed.

At least the bloody fire's going. Oh no, the fire starters good.

Anyway Sir Bob's there, settled in his throne.

Where's that hat gone? It's underneath see. Hang on.

Just want you to get a peep of this.

Rob's our laugh police today and I don't know why

he gets these awards. He causes nothing but trouble does he Lesley?

He's tidying up. He's putting something away.

This is the first time on the trip. I'm filming this!

I'm filming this!

Bobby, he's a good sport.

Forrest's Hut

They built this to defend themselves against the Aborigines.

Why would Forrest and his party need to defend himself?

That's what we should be asking?

Now according to his journal Forrest said

he and his guys camped at Weld Springs area for 2 weeks.

On day 7 a party of about forty to sixty Martu men

came at them with spears.

They fired on them and the Martu retreated.

Then they regrouped and came back down again

and this time they think they severely wounded

one or two of them.

Right well, now let's have a listen to

the Aboriginal version of events

Here is the actual well 9.

This place has been a working cattle station since 1948.

It was named Glenn -Ayle by the station owner's wife

because it reminded her of a Scottish Glenn.

Well maybe I don't get out enough but

it doesn't look anything like a Scottish Glenn to me.

Meanwhile check out the expensive signage and I tell you

there is a mountain of information here

if you are interested in reading up on it.

It's severely degraded. Lots of the animals are lost. They're hoping the

traditional custodians can move in and do a little bit to repair the place.

We'll soon see.

They've got a Billiburu IPA management plan and they're

looking at sustainability of the country. Good luck to them.

Now folks did I tell you that

communication out here is an issue?

Just passed another prize pooch who's not on Ch 40.

Just comes up. Looms up in front of you.

We've been sending out the signal.

No acknowledgement.

We think there's two of them

We've just passed him so let's see what's ahead.

These two guys turned out to be

motorbike riders but they're not the only ones.

Other vehicles did not call out

or respond to our call outs either. Dangerous..!

Here we are. Just gone around to a muddy little camp

to well 8.

By the way we could not access

Canning Bore because the station owner

on whose property Canning Bore is situated

is sick to death of all the rubbish

that campers leave behind so he's blocked it off.

We had to take a diversionary track

and pushed on to the next well.

As you can see it is not restored.

But it's a good historical piece. Wow!

The well's pretty deep.

Get away from there Lucy!

Would have been probably about,

cant remember the exact date, 1939 or so

there was an Aboriginal guy came and joined camp

and he ended up murdering another

No hang on, he was in gaol

because he murdered someone. Then he got out of gaol

and then he had a bit of a humdinger with a couple of

other natives and they ended up murdering him.

And Snell didn't end up reporting it to the cops till about six months later

and he was found buried in about 18 inches of sand.

I have to say in all fairness to Snell it's not like he

could pick up the Sat phone and say "excuse me guys

just want to report a murder out here".

Good signage here.

There it is ahead the girls have found it

Well done.

Here we found well 7

It's collapsed in but there is water in there as you can see.

Old trough, few old posts

It's in a great little forest of trees

Wasn't easy to find.

Whoo Hoo! Time for a climb!

CB - An hour's walk return so it shouldn't be too bad.

CB chatter

I have to say that climb was well worth it

The views were pretty spectacular.

Chatter

Mt Davidson

There's the cairn. Looks pretty crash hot.

Chatter

They look like conifers.

They're up the top of Imogen Rock

and um we said they wouldn't look out of place

with snow around them.

So have a look.

We'll have to identify them when we get home.

We were all champion wood collectors by now

and collecting our wood on the side of the track

instead of getting it in the

around the wells or where we camped.

Trying to kind of take the pressure off

the country a bit spread the load.

Grahams got a big log up there.

He's getting to be a real firebug actually.

Gonna have to keep an eye on him Denise,

he lives in the hills.

Going to be cold tonight and he brought that log back

and they said no we've got enough.

He's got attached to it.

so he wanted to make sure it came.

Arrived in Pierre Springs

Lovely trees

Wow! Diamond in the Desert sounds better than Pierre Springs.

I know it does...but there's no murders here.

Are there any diamonds here?

No. Only Murray. Oh OK. Only Murray?Oh

I tell you what, she's

smooth Murray. I can see why you succumbed.

Milyinyiri. Pierre Springs.

Just going to read a bit about Tommy Ningebong

That rock we went to was named after him.

So he's born in 1904 at well 9, Weld Springs

and he was a Putinjara man

renowned Stockman, dogger and police tracker

He was widely respected both Aboriginal and pastoral communities.

If you want to learn more about this incredible guy

check out Phil Bianchi site (philbianchi.com)

He's got a book there on Tommy Ningebong.

Ok I'm settin up camp here at Pierre Springs

formerly called Diamond of the Desert.

Anyway it's in a riverbed again

but I'm up on the side here where it's dry

so please Gawd, don't rain tonight

Wow! Thank goodness it didn't rain.

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