Airport saved by the small purple pea?

Seeing as the picture seems to have a slide frame around it, yes I suspect it is rather old.

If Tralee does go ahead, what are the odds of streets being named after greats of Australian (and Canberran) speedway

Garry Rush Avenue
George Tatnell St
David House Place
Howard Revell Avenue
John Egan St

(probably the wrong forum to reminisce about the good old days of Tralee/Fraser Park Raceway…)

Good call on the darker color but looking out the side of a car at 100kpm .. It’s just a big purple blur .
But that could have been the 4 jack daniels cans …
I’m back down there in two weeks time and am now interested so will stop and smell the flowers so to speak .

Pattersons curse is much darker – more akin to the dark blue of the titles and usernames, hence easier to recognise.

Also the stem of Pattersons Curse is more distinctive, I call it the ‘square’ shape, whereas a conventional stem of a plant is usually ’round’, or ‘circular’.

I went to Bermagui on Satuday afternnon , and noticed what looked like millions of those on the side of the road between Bemboka and the Princess Highway.
But then again at 100kph they could have been Patterson’s Curse ….

Pretty old picture given the lush grass.

Inless there’s heaps growing in tropical Qld

Oop. They’re not gone – just “relocated” (to affordable housing).

http://www.canberraairport.com.au/docs/hub/hub13_nov_01.pdf.

I guess Bob can just relocate them to the airport.

The Canberra Airport had some lizard onsite for a while stopping their runway extension. Oddly a few years later it was found to be “gone” and runway extended…

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/667556.stm

There’s a 5 toe 7 headed skink there as well. I saw one after a nice meal of fresh mushrooms picked from a field in Tralee. Interestingly at the same time funny looking flying objects rained down from the sky.

Well that should make it harder for you and Bob Winnell to find in late-night Roundup spraying raids then!
Anything that stops Tralee = good thing.

Ridiculous.

Looks like any other weed.

this may prove interesting!
i wonder if Terry planted it? 😉