Lots of cars and pedestrians to stop for. ❗️ Thanks everyone for being aware and allowing time for me to stop and turn my equipment off for every passing car.
Book in your more challenging sites with Jacksons Slashing. 💪
🔥 Fire Danger Season is 1 November 2025 to 30 April 2026 in the Mid North district.
Living in a bushfire risk area means danger could be on your doorstep – especially during Fire Danger Season. Take the time to understand the Fire Danger Rating System and update your 5 Minute Bushfire Plan to include the rating that will be your trigger to leave. If you own property, prepare it now for the season ahead.
No fires may be lit in the open during this time without a permit (permits won’t be issued prior to 1 March 2026). Heavy penalties apply for lighting or maintaining an unauthorised fire.
⚠ Fire Danger Rating System Did you know fire danger ratings tell you how dangerous a bushfire would be if it broke out – not the likelihood of a fire starting? The SA Country Fire Service publishes them between 4.30pm and 5pm daily during fire danger season. To find out the fire danger rating for the Mid North region you can: ➡ Check the SA Country Fire Service Updates page or website cfs.sa.gov.au/ratings ➡ Listen to or watch your local news weather forecast ➡ Call the Bushfire Information Hotline on 1800 362 361 (TTY 133 677) ➡ Download the Alert SA app and turn on notifications: alert.sa.gov.au ➡ Download the Bureau of Meteorology app and turn on notifications: bom.gov.au/bom-weather-app
Do not rely on a single source for your emergency information.
Create your Bushfire Plan ➡ cfs.sa.gov.au/plan-prepare
⚠ Prepare your property Private property owners are required to take reasonable steps to reduce fire hazards under the Fire and Emergency Services Act 2005.
Your early consideration and fire prevention maintenance will help to protect your family, friends, pets, property and community from the danger of fire. Information for property owners: apc.sa.gov.au/home/latest-news/fire-danger-season-2025-2026
ℹ What we’re doing Our slashing schedule and property inspections are underway. Visit our website for more information, or contact us and ask to speak to our Fire Prevention Officers: apc.sa.gov.au/council-services/fire-prevention ... See MoreSee Less
Great Grandpa telling the young ones about the good old days , when tractors didn’t have all this new fangled “air conditioning and power steering “ ... See MoreSee Less
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Living on the edge
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Nopenopenopenope
Very skilled operator
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The unexpected things I find in the grass 🤷♂️ ... See MoreSee Less
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The adventure continues... what's next? 🌟
"are you going to fix the sign at that intersection?"
Fixed it. 😀
⭐️ Comment the location. First to correctly guess wins a $30 💵voucher for goods/services. ⭐️
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been askin Sam about that for ages now. Glad it's finally done ❤️
T junction coming out of Bunnings Munno para
But you said you weren't going to.
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I hope the ones you admired, or owned & drove, looked a lot better than those classics.😁😆
Gunna fix it up one day
Don’t flick a rock up and chip the paint mate
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They are rookie numbers.
Tidy up for fire safety and compliance.
Northern suburbs and surrounding
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Guy - 0400083852
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They bark everyday🙂↕️ Show love and care to them ;))
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That's doing a top job at that pace You been seeing any riglies lately. I'm up to 7 😬
Looks like you have sown you wild oats again
You could put that in small squares and sell it Wild oats for the wild horses
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It’s lovely that you take your equipment out to the seaside 😊
Please don’t post a pick of you in ya budgy smugglers
Picking up a parcel off the ship? ⛴️🤔
Lots of cars and pedestrians to stop for. ❗️
Thanks everyone for being aware and allowing time for me to stop and turn my equipment off for every passing car.
Book in your more challenging sites with Jacksons Slashing. 💪
Contact:
📞Guy - 0400083852
📞Bill - 0429116127
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🔥 Fire Danger Season is 1 November 2025 to 30 April 2026 in the Mid North district.
Living in a bushfire risk area means danger could be on your doorstep – especially during Fire Danger Season. Take the time to understand the Fire Danger Rating System and update your 5 Minute Bushfire Plan to include the rating that will be your trigger to leave. If you own property, prepare it now for the season ahead.
No fires may be lit in the open during this time without a permit (permits won’t be issued prior to 1 March 2026). Heavy penalties apply for lighting or maintaining an unauthorised fire.
⚠ Fire Danger Rating System
Did you know fire danger ratings tell you how dangerous a bushfire would be if it broke out – not the likelihood of a fire starting? The SA Country Fire Service publishes them between 4.30pm and 5pm daily during fire danger season. To find out the fire danger rating for the Mid North region you can:
➡ Check the SA Country Fire Service Updates page or website cfs.sa.gov.au/ratings
➡ Listen to or watch your local news weather forecast
➡ Call the Bushfire Information Hotline on 1800 362 361 (TTY 133 677)
➡ Download the Alert SA app and turn on notifications: alert.sa.gov.au
➡ Download the Bureau of Meteorology app and turn on notifications: bom.gov.au/bom-weather-app
Do not rely on a single source for your emergency information.
Create your Bushfire Plan ➡ cfs.sa.gov.au/plan-prepare
⚠ Prepare your property
Private property owners are required to take reasonable steps to reduce fire hazards under the Fire and Emergency Services Act 2005.
Your early consideration and fire prevention maintenance will help to protect your family, friends, pets, property and community from the danger of fire. Information for property owners: apc.sa.gov.au/home/latest-news/fire-danger-season-2025-2026
ℹ What we’re doing
Our slashing schedule and property inspections are underway. Visit our website for more information, or contact us and ask to speak to our Fire Prevention Officers: apc.sa.gov.au/council-services/fire-prevention ... See MoreSee Less
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Great Grandpa telling the young ones about the good old days , when tractors didn’t have all this new fangled “air conditioning and power steering “ ... See MoreSee Less
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Have you been seeing many snakes? My property seems to be riddled with snakes this year, I've seen six different Eastern browns, I have seen two today
Looks like a 930 Use to have one in the 70's
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Just need a beer and a tv
At least we have onsite amenities