Red Belly Black Snakes, Eastern Brown Snakes, Siphon Flood Irrigation, And Cotton farming in Australia

Things down here are going very well. I've been pretty busy with work, with a week average being around 80 hours. It's pretty nice, there isn't much else to do, and the money is good. I took a few pictures and also took some videos with the shit camera that I have, so hopefully in the next few weeks I'll have a short little video of the farm work. Until then, here are a few pictures of me throwing siphons and the beautiful sunsets.

I'm hoping that in the next month or so I'll get a couple days off and head to Sydney or Brisbane and pick up a vehicle. If I had a car before I left the farm, I would be able to use the workshop to set it out how I want. They have a welder and wood working tools that would come in handy when trying to set up a backpacker ride.

The pictures of me throwing siphons are frames from the video I shot, which isn't great quality. The picture of the snake is a Red Belly Black Snake, which is one of the most deadly snakes in the world. I took these pictures of it before we beat the shit out of it with a post. I also almost got bit by a baby Eastern Brown Snake which is the 2nd most venomous snake in the world. It missed though and I didn't have time to take a pictures. They are very aggressive, and while it was coming after me, he didn't see Levi, who smashed him with a board.

The girl is my friend Leija, who was in Moree for work. We met at the pub. She was in town because Moree was declared a natural disaster because of the floods and she works for the government and had to come out in order to process claims. She is from Sydney.