Derek Bellington Sam

So my superannuation ended up building me a house.

Now, eventually, I'm going to skip to the end.

Eventually, he...

had to go to court and after court he would have been shipped back over to New Zealand.

So he was wanting to, he came and picked up a certain amount of his machinery and some of it I bought from him.

He moved out, that was it.

He never lived here, he never, he just worked from here.

Yeah, he'd be coming over here and I'd pass and I'd be going somewhere else.

Oh, okay.

See, I didn't work from the, I'm a full carpenter, so I built houses.

I worked on whole homes, I did all sorts of things, renovations and decks and whatever.

Plus I built a bit of furniture.

No, the house wasn't here at that stage.

Okay.

I didn't have any issues.

But it's amazing what funny little things out of just one incident taking them on their own, you wouldn't think much.

There was a time where he was over here with his eldest daughter

And I'd come home from where I was working and a friend came from down the road and wanting to see Gus and I said, oh, they've gone down for a swim.

And we walked down to the top of the bank and you could see down to the river at that stage.

It's a bit overgrown now.