Captain's Log: St Mary's

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May 22nd 2006

Published: May 22nd 2006

Preface This is to be a true and honest account of the trials and tribulations of Captain V.J. Tran and his first mate Sir S.T. Roberts as they endeavour on their colossal quest to bring good health to the simple people of St Mary’s, Van Diemen’s Land. Captains log: Day 1. The troops were in high spirits as they “kissed” good bye their loved ones and set sail in the HMAS Normochromic f... Read Full Entry

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Satellite Image #254.234.345

Attaching a camera to the kite made for a good shot...pity it didnt come with a built in parachute

HECS-elent

Good to see that our HECS is going towards a healthy future

St. Paddy

The sign of things to come

St Paddy's Head

More like a nose really

St Paddy's Head

Once again, the panoramic views were spectacular! (did you turn the stove off?)

Hydrotherapy

After a hard slog at the clinic, we sought refuge in the ocean

That's Baloney

The amount of adhesive mollsucs were a credit to four mile point.

stuck on you

Captain Viet was disgusted at the horizontal folk dancing taking place before his eyes...

Too much?

If you couldnt tell, we were pretty satisfied with our catch

to the loo

First mate Sir Roberts used his well tune 15th sense to find the Abalone

Surfs up

Blue skies, powdered sand and 3mm swells, sigh, forever young

Impersonator

THAT's what an abs meant to look like

Hazy shades of winter

It was pretty hard to get up at midday with this waiting for us!

Whatcha gonna do?

Armed with their laser gun and aviators, the lymph ran...YOU CAN RUN, BUT YOU CANT HIDE

Short shorts

unsatisfied with cranberry juice, First Mate Sir Roberts adopted a more unorthadox manner

HO-DOWN

A coupel of cowboys "ridin' along, singin' a cowboy song"

Opthalmic damage

Unfortuantly for Captain VJ Tran, he ate more margarine than scone and required optics

Pimple retreival

First mate Sir Roberts tries out now methods to bring back to the homeland

25th May 2006

Mr. D. Boon
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Nothing's Changed
Good to see that St Marys is still the same old place it was 28 years ago. Is there a man there in his late 20's called Darren? I think he might be my son.

25th May 2006

Admiral D Train
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Reconnaissance
Men, was there any evidence of a dead duck in the vicinity of the settlement? I may have killed one unwittingly while travelling through the area myself. Otherwise remain steadfast and God bless your good work. END COMMUNICATION

26th May 2006

I. Thorpe
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Motivational
Great Blog guys! Motivation like that keeps me swimming! Say hi to Darren for me he's cute!

7th June 2006

eeeeeeeeelaine
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what a nerd! did you hire a cameraman or what?

8th June 2006

Dania
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loved the photos...
You guys rock! v funy blog. C u and James Boag back at Uni aye?

9th June 2006

BRIDGErigar
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Open your eyes Viet!
Don't worry Trannie, the Asainitis will eventually make it's way down the east coast and you won't be the only one about! Good to see you boys are having a bit of fun in what extreme little there is down there! Come back to society soon before you get trapped in the back blocks to Mathinna with the frouth generation inbreds who got lost one day on their way to get water! Good Work Capatin V! another quality publication...

9th June 2006

Linda
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Seismic
You have done to St M's what seismic activity did for Beaconsfield - put it on the map!!!!

9th June 2006

Sarah
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Fantastic guys, you gave me a good laugh.

12th June 2006

sky
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good morning viet tran! I got told by some indonesians that I possibly couldn't be american b/c i "look asian". I am asian, fool.

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