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@apoorplayer Hah. Perfect!
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@alexandra You prompted me to check the water quality monitoring site. Tests at the estuary here for Enterococci levels show it’s suitable for swimming about 72% of the time. Not bad. Where we used to live the river E. Coli samples were suitable for swimming only 43% of the time.
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@annahavron Great summary. Thanks. 😀
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@annahavron Thanks for that link. I’d looked up country nicknames but didn’t get far. Names are so interesting.
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@annahavron Oh, no. I disagree — those names are spelled the same and (nearly) rhyme. I’d need Tootie and Biscuit. 🤣
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@annahavron Hah! Good points!
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@ThisCJ Good luck!
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@aleen 🤣
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@jthingelstad You said a true thing there. 😁 Subscribed.
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@cherizilla Thanks! 😁
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@dfte Trying is all we can do. In our country too the government is busy unwinding what’s good in education. Things will change … eventually.
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@bradenslen LOL
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@apoorplayer So vivid and gorgeous.
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@peterw Enjoy your move and thanks for the shoutout! 😀
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@dubh We were at the top of Mt Vic. Apparently folks would sit at the top of the hill and watch for house lights to go out then go round doing their stealing etc.
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@lmika LOL
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@dfte That’s when it’s time to move to underlying principles rather than implementation details. As a comparison: I can understand the need to eat fibre, protein etc to maintain health without needing to know details of how cells take up nutrients and interact with other cells.
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@jean Beautiful!
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@jayeless Uh oh. That’s a team to watch out for…