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Hello...Bonzai firmly planted again
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13 years 3 months ago #68475
by Henry
Hey Kudu, I think I actually left just after you became a member on the forum. Ive been on the forum before that for over a year... and had more than a few posts...
Maybe you just missed it. 
Thanks again everyone.
"God said it, we believe it, that settles it!!!"
This is why we should never take anything as the final result and set fact, but always be open to possibilities...this is where the adventure of discovery and connection between reality and the fantasy world lie.~ "Henry Howard Jnr"...
Replied by Henry on topic Re: Hello...Bonzai firmly planted again
Kudu wrote: Have to admit I don't remember ever seeing a post from you but welcome back none the less! The more the merrier they say!
Hey Kudu, I think I actually left just after you became a member on the forum. Ive been on the forum before that for over a year... and had more than a few posts...
Maybe you just missed it. Thanks again everyone.
"God said it, we believe it, that settles it!!!"
This is why we should never take anything as the final result and set fact, but always be open to possibilities...this is where the adventure of discovery and connection between reality and the fantasy world lie.~ "Henry Howard Jnr"...
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13 years 3 months ago #68481
by Evan
Replied by Evan on topic Hello...Bonzai firmly planted again
welcome
Hey Bonzai,
Good to see you are back. I don't believe you missed much. I have been offline for some time as I have relocated and changed careers. Glad to hear about a new hobby. Man I find it amazing how a hobby can induce so much happiness.
On the topic of geology, we are busy with a project that involves piling 15 - 30 metres deep. Amazing fossils are popping up. A friend of mine found a beautiful ammonite with a +- 30cm diamater. I believe they are anything between 200 - 450 million years old. Ammonites are from the Jurrasic era. I am really hoping ot find one myself to keep and frame. My father studied geophysics and loves rocks and minerals. He use to collect when he was younger but a lot of has been stolen over time.
Good to have you back bud.
Hey Bonzai,
Good to see you are back. I don't believe you missed much. I have been offline for some time as I have relocated and changed careers. Glad to hear about a new hobby. Man I find it amazing how a hobby can induce so much happiness.
On the topic of geology, we are busy with a project that involves piling 15 - 30 metres deep. Amazing fossils are popping up. A friend of mine found a beautiful ammonite with a +- 30cm diamater. I believe they are anything between 200 - 450 million years old. Ammonites are from the Jurrasic era. I am really hoping ot find one myself to keep and frame. My father studied geophysics and loves rocks and minerals. He use to collect when he was younger but a lot of has been stolen over time.
Good to have you back bud.
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