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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358207) • Rockingham, Australia 16h

Wyalkatchem Museum was very impressive. There were four large sheds full of old tractors and farm machinery and other rooms holding household items and memorabilia. There was room for items to be spaced out and everything looked...

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Anna @JudyEv I do the same, no matter which language I am speaking.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358207) • Rockingham, Australia 11 Jul

In the Chittering Museum, we saw these model cars that someone had made. All they need to make them go is a battery. Pedal cars are probably more common but imagine how kids would enjoy driving these around. The metalwork is very...

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battery operated model cars

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Trebor Ika They are very nice cars for the kids actually. They seem to be very expensive in my country

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358207) • Rockingham, Australia 8h

Australia once had a weekly paper called the Australasian Post. One of the features of the magazine was the cartoons penned by Ken Maynard. The cartoons featured a pub called the Etamogah, named after an area in New South Wales...

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DE @JudyEv Only if you're used to saying things with the back of your throat...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358207) • Rockingham, Australia 10 Jul

We’ve recently had two short road trips. It’s winter in Australia and not really tourist season but we still get a lot of sunny weather. We headed east into the country areas, through small towns and countryside. It struck me...

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Anna @JudyEv In Italy it is impossible to purchase a card, but you can hire a device that registers every passage and you are billed at the end of the month. They have the same thing in France.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358207) • Rockingham, Australia 11 Jul

In the Chittering Museum, we saw these model cars that someone had made. All they need to make them go is a battery. Pedal cars are probably more common but imagine how kids would enjoy driving these around. The metalwork is very...

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DE @JudyEv

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Jimlos Tatooth @Ineeddentures (9983) 6h

Latest Amazon Puchase I am a bit sad about this purchase to be honest with you I thought that I had ordered 500 ml cans I had not I had ordered 330ml cans And I paid £11.90 so almost £0.50 per can I thought about returning it...

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Jimlos Tatooth Well I can get 24 Coke for less. A lot less So I am not happy with myself at the moment

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Jim Bauer @porwest (103119) • United States 20h

It turns out my wife and I got invited over to our niece and her husband's house on Saturday about an hour away. We were told we didn't have to bring anything, but we usually at least bring something to any gathering. I...

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Jim Bauer It would serve me no purpose to not think about money. It made me very comfortable thinking a lot about it over the years. lol

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358207) • Rockingham, Australia 16h

Wyalkatchem Museum was very impressive. There were four large sheds full of old tractors and farm machinery and other rooms holding household items and memorabilia. There was room for items to be spaced out and everything looked...

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Anna I am guilty of using a few common words (stuff, things), when nothing better comes to my mind.

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NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (123579) • United States 6h

HOA means homeowner association. They control what you do with your property including what colors you can paint your house, what flags (if any) you can display, what plants/trees you can plant, and where you can park your cars....

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NJ Chicaa I agree. HOAs are insane with their power trips.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358207) • Rockingham, Australia 8h

Australia once had a weekly paper called the Australasian Post. One of the features of the magazine was the cartoons penned by Ken Maynard. The cartoons featured a pub called the Etamogah, named after an area in New South Wales...

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Anna @JudyEv It is true, but it is not going to fall.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358207) • Rockingham, Australia 8h

Australia once had a weekly paper called the Australasian Post. One of the features of the magazine was the cartoons penned by Ken Maynard. The cartoons featured a pub called the Etamogah, named after an area in New South Wales...

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DE @JudyEv Somebody did just make that one up!

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358207) • Rockingham, Australia 8h

Australia once had a weekly paper called the Australasian Post. One of the features of the magazine was the cartoons penned by Ken Maynard. The cartoons featured a pub called the Etamogah, named after an area in New South Wales...

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DE Sometimes I swear you're just making up names for places as you go along... I hope, if you do go in, that the place is welcoming, with a fun atmosphere.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358207) • Rockingham, Australia 8h

Australia once had a weekly paper called the Australasian Post. One of the features of the magazine was the cartoons penned by Ken Maynard. The cartoons featured a pub called the Etamogah, named after an area in New South Wales...

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LooeyVille That's cool.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358207) • Rockingham, Australia 8h

Australia once had a weekly paper called the Australasian Post. One of the features of the magazine was the cartoons penned by Ken Maynard. The cartoons featured a pub called the Etamogah, named after an area in New South Wales...

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Anna I am sure this is an interesting pub to visit. It looks funny.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358207) • Rockingham, Australia 10 Jul

We’ve recently had two short road trips. It’s winter in Australia and not really tourist season but we still get a lot of sunny weather. We headed east into the country areas, through small towns and countryside. It struck me...

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Anna @JudyEv - It is a pain when you do not know what to do. I am glad that someone told me to use my credit card in Italy, it works and there is less crowd to pass the toll booth.

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The Horse @TheHorse (228490) • Walnut Creek, California 10 Jul

This one involves older people. But some of the stuff out there these days involves cute young AI kids speaking like adults. I enjoy them as well. I think I am lost.

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Max Crisp @JudyEv What you need is new material, Judy. Are you a wax crayon fan? https://youtu.be/PxalgcfDlHE?si=PGoJUf37Ld_pE1yh

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vanny @vandana7 (102126) • India 9h

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1186688083239130 Source of funds...you and I of course...Ok not us...but many gullible folks who watch silly TV dramas as staple. Think about it, if I am desperate for funds, would I use it up on...

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vanny Same guy who was feeding the stray dogs. LOL.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358207) • Rockingham, Australia 11 Jul

In the Chittering Museum, we saw these model cars that someone had made. All they need to make them go is a battery. Pedal cars are probably more common but imagine how kids would enjoy driving these around. The metalwork is very...

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DE @JudyEv Would you and Vince have climbed in if they had batteries in them? We can't blame kids for doing something adults would do if they could.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358207) • Rockingham, Australia 16h

Wyalkatchem Museum was very impressive. There were four large sheds full of old tractors and farm machinery and other rooms holding household items and memorabilia. There was room for items to be spaced out and everything looked...

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DE @JudyEv Exactly!

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358207) • Rockingham, Australia 9 Jul

While travelling, we took a ten kms detour out to some old sheep yards. It was a gravel road and quite rough but that’s okay. We were heading for an area of land at Mt Marshall that was taken up by Edward Pergande around 1910....

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Anna @JudyEv It seems that it is a very dangerous material.

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