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Is this an international day or something?

 

No ..its the 1 st June.

Each year the 1st June is known as Gypsy day as its the day that farms change hands and sharemilkers move from one property to another , and set themselves up for the next season.

Its a rural thing and most townies wouldnt even have a clue it was going on unless they were travelling and got held up by all the stock trucks.

 

 

 

 

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Is this an international day or something?

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Geezus Mic get with it son, haven't you purchased your coquelicot ribbon to show your support! :p

 

Or at least buy the badge with their logo the double-decker welly boot on it mate! :eek:

 

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Cheers r

 

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Geezus Mic get with it son, haven't you purchased your coquelicot ribbon to show your support! :p

 

Or at least buy the badge with their logo the double-decker welly boot on it mate! :eek:

 

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Cheers r

 

:cool:

 

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I thought that pc must have been gumboot tossing day.

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They sheepishly say they're not tossers... ;)

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cheers r

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But the world gum boot tossing championships are just up the road from where I live at Stroud.

 

Gum Boots, Thongs and rolling pins.

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No ..its the 1 st June.

Each year the 1st June is known as Gypsy day as its the day that farms change hands and sharemilkers move from one property to another , and set themselves up for the next season.

Its a rural thing and most townies wouldnt even have a clue it was going on unless they were travelling and got held up by all the stock trucks.

 

 

 

Cheers, explains why I hadn't heard of it before.:D

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Geezus Mic get with it son, haven't you purchased your coquelicot ribbon to show your support! :p

 

Or at least buy the badge with their logo the double-decker welly boot on it mate! :eek:

 

Cheers r

 

:cool:

 

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No, the only thing I support is the 'MicCruise' fund.:D

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They sheepishly say they're not tossers... ;)

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cheers r

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You Ozzies and your sheep....Oh Boy.

 

It was cattle being moved today, but I guess some townies dont know the difference.:D

 

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But the world gum boot tossing championships are just up the road from where I live at Stroud.

 

Gum Boots, Thongs and rolling pins.

 

:confused:

 

Funny, I couldn't find any mention of that on Google.

 

Taihape is NZ's gumboot tossing capital. Note - they don't claim world status. ;)

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You Ozzies and your sheep....Oh Boy.

 

It was cattle being moved today, but I guess some townies dont know the difference.:D

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What a load of bull, I love any number of ice cold crownies... :p

 

hic... :eek:

 

cheers r

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Funny, I couldn't find any mention of that on Google.

 

Taihape is NZ's gumboot tossing capital. Note - they don't claim world status. ;)

 

 

They may have dropped the "world" though I thought they still claimed it.

 

It's on in April, Easter I think.

 

Bricks too.

 

Now Singleton has the national wife carrying championships, there's an event.

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But the world gum boot tossing championships are just up the road from where I live at Stroud.

 

Gum Boots, Thongs and rolling pins.

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The only thing I like throwing back are undersize fish and good stiff drink! lol...

 

Although I must get pay Tv for the N.Z. sheep-dog trials... :confused:

 

Cheers r

 

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The only thing I like throwing back are undersize fish and good stiff drink! lol...

 

Although I must get pay Tv for the N.Z. sheep-dog trials... :confused:

 

Cheers r

 

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Love the sheep- dog trials.

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No ..its the 1 st June.

Each year the 1st June is known as Gypsy day as its the day that farms change hands and sharemilkers move from one property to another , and set themselves up for the next season.

Its a rural thing and most townies wouldnt even have a clue it was going on unless they were travelling and got held up by all the stock trucks.

 

 

 

 

 

So it has nothing to do with them throwing their babies at you and stealing your wallet?????????????:D:D

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You Ozzies and your sheep....Oh Boy.

 

It was cattle being moved today, but I guess some townies dont know the difference.:D

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There were 3 Aussie blokes and one Kiwi farmer in a king cab truck driving in New Zealand on Gypsy day.

 

The first man is an ecologist. The second man is a logician. The third man is a mathematician.

They all see a brown cow on the side of the road parallel to the truck.

The ecologist says, "Look! The cows in New Zealand are brown.".

The logician says, "No no. There is at least one cow in NZ that is brown."

 

The mathematician says, "You're both wrong. There is at least one cow in New Zealand of which one side appears to be brown."

 

The Kiwi farmer says "Ohhh look over there sex sheep!!! :eek:

 

chuuzzz cuzzzie brozzz

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I thought the Kiwis used the gumboots for another reason..........something about stopping the sheep from getting away;) ;) ;)

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Which is exactly why those NZ farmers glue one wellington boot on top of the other...

 

There is no getting away from it, we all have to admit,

 

Ewe just can't beat that Kiwi ingenuity! :D

 

cheers r

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You Ozzies and your sheep....Oh Boy.

 

It was cattle being moved today, but I guess some townies dont know the difference.:D

 

 

There were numerous cattle trucks on State Highway 1 yesterday.:)

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