David Jones
@ozhillbilly
Climate scientist and collector of pets, fossils and rocks, and sports gear
AI slop. That rock “dislodges” from the cliff behind and happens to be falling at the same speed. That’s just the first of many giveaways.
It’s crazy hard work, speaking from my experience of shearing our two lawn mowers.
Sorry, but that’s a bit of a spray. Here’s our youngest at home, our oldest, and one of our recent pups. Responsible dog ownership is important, but that doesn’t equate to what you are saying.
It is interesting that we breed pets to look like teddy bears. I’m guessing its roots sit in Neoteny. Here’s our families new pet rabbit and our youngest American Cocker Spaniel (Yuki).
The #BirdgewaterJerry this morning in #Hobart en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridgew... #Tasmania
Lancelin in the news again #erosion #sealevelrise www.abc.net.au/news/2026-07... . Thankfully my local coastline is sandstone so erosion is more limited but it is still obvious. There used to be sand and plants at the base of the cliff. They have all disappeared in the last five years.
So was the minimum -0.1C at 9am or 1.3C at 10pm 🤔 😁 This is #Australia and we follow @BoM conventions so the answer should be obvious.
Keep an eye on the southern sky for Auroras tonight if you are in @Tasmania www.spaceweatherlive.com
Milou (our jet black American Cocker Spaniel) is pretty chuffed with her new tartan coat.
For only the second time on record the Snowy Mountains around Spencer’s Creek (~1800m) where records commenced in 1954 has zero natural snow to start July. May & June have been record warm with lots of rain. www.ski.com.au/snowcams/aus... Good news is some snow will fall tomorrow.
This is today, with the poorest start to the snow season on record (will be officially 0cm of natural cover come start of july). From Ski.com.au
Can confirm it’s below 0C outside in southern #Tasmania this morning. Locally been as low as -5C.