For those (two) of you who are interested in the outcomes of my
investigation into the Youngs Siding white ant signs, here is an update.
No it wasn't ...
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- Albania, Kinjarling, Australia
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[Image: From *The Hunt For Red October*, via Quora]. There’s a throwaway line in *The Hunt For Red October* where a submarine navigator jokes, “Give me a s...
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A juvenile Grey Goshawk stopped by the house this morning...we had a nice visit.
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Vast tacks of that time are indescribable but lately, I've just been doin stuff.
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http://www.sustainy.com/?p=113
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*This is NOT our book and we want nothing to do with it! *A publisher in China stole our identities as well as our publisher's identity and published a "s...
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So now that the celebrities have okayed the port expansion project, the whole game changes. Peter Garrett thinks it's alright, as does our very own westy r...
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What is it that moves over the body of a society? It is always flows, and a person is always a cutting off [coupure] of a flow. A person is always a point ...
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Whats with the stick? Should we hit them with a stick instead? (Sorry) I do agree on the snare thing. where did you take these photos?
the stick is what the snare was attached to: i wired it to the fence (with the sign) but i should have wired the bunny too because unfortunately someone removed it by this morning: probably in horror, or perhaps guilt; i'm not sure which.
the rabbit was strangled to death in the snare. i found it on one of my walks in the railway reserve and rushed home to make the sign. it is the second rabbit i have found in a snare there. fortunately i was able to release the first one, as it was only caught by the foot. it was far too small to make a decent meal anyway!
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