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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358104) • Rockingham, Australia 15h

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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Judy Evans Wouldn't one of these have been great when you were a child?

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358104) • Rockingham, Australia 15h

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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Judy Evans They'd be organising races in no time.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358104) • Rockingham, Australia 15h

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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Judy Evans Imagine them with a battery and charging around the place. I don't know how fast they would go.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358104) • Rockingham, Australia 15h

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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Judy Evans Wouldn't other children be envious if you had one of these?

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358104) • Rockingham, Australia 15h

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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Judy Evans I was tempted to try to squeeze into one myself.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358104) • 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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Judy Evans We don't have toll roads in our state which is one good thing.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358104) • 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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Judy Evans I heave a sigh of relief once we hit the open road.

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Jimlos Tatooth @Ineeddentures (9910) 9 Jul

I just typed out quite a long post and lost it Now it's time for a Beer 11pm So off I went and got one from the fridge and I got one for Yvonne as well It is now poured Waiting to be consumed So I will delay no further and...

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Judy Evans @Ineeddentures I was going to say a soda stream but then thought that might be the brand name.

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Jimlos Tatooth @Ineeddentures (9910) 17h

My artwork I am not a very arty person at all. I draw like a 5 year old and paint like a toddler But it's funny how some subjects can inspire someone And motorbikes inspire me. And this wood burning attempt of mine pleased...

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Judy Evans @Ineeddentures At the very least, it does look like a motor-cycle.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358104) • Rockingham, Australia 19h

Apart from being in the same museum as the information below, the photo has nothing to do with the discussion. John Charles Peters was born in 1890 and taught in Muchea, Western Australia, for 21 years, before taking over the...

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Judy Evans They did so much good for others. They took it in turns to stay up till all hours taking down messages.

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Jimlos Tatooth @Ineeddentures (9910) 17h

Today, it's almost noon And it's 25C already And 32C where I am sat now in the suntrap garden I want to see just now long I can handle the heat and sun for. Five minutes so far Already I am feeling it lol There is very...

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Judy Evans @Ineeddentures Well, put something on your head or I'll tell Yvonne on you.

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Jimlos Tatooth @Ineeddentures (9910) 16h

First Raspberry of the summer here in our garden I decided to change the growing season of our Raspberries just a bit this year. I didn't cut the old growth from.lasy year away until the end of February , start of March in an...

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Judy Evans @Ineeddentures Is there any weather condition that would harm the crop now?

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Jim Bauer @porwest (103058) • United States 10 Jul

Not that my wife would not believe me, or even that I would necessarily lie to her, but when it comes to money, particularly in the area of spending, she knows just as well as most of you do here that I can be...

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Judy Evans @Fleura I bet that's what he did!!

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358104) • Rockingham, Australia 10 Jul

Ted, Annie Pergande and their only child, Teresa, lived in what many Australians would call ‘the sticks’, meaning well out of town in an isolated area. Ted went to an area out of Mt Marshall, Western Australia, in 1910 and his...

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Judy Evans I would love to live in the sticks again.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358104) • Rockingham, Australia 10 Jul

Ted, Annie Pergande and their only child, Teresa, lived in what many Australians would call ‘the sticks’, meaning well out of town in an isolated area. Ted went to an area out of Mt Marshall, Western Australia, in 1910 and his...

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Judy Evans The area is interesting. You can be driving along and suddenly there are these magnificent rocky outcrops.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358104) • 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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Judy Evans @LadyDuck I've never heard of it being an issue here.

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vanny @vandana7 (102115) • India 19h

I feed stray dogs...mine are neutered or spayed. The ones here are obviously not.... Dogs cannot work to earn for their food, nor save for their medical treatment, and old age. Dogs don't understand simple economics of family...

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Judy Evans @vandana7 He certainly sounds very egotistical. I hope you can find a way to stop him. Can you comment on his FB posts?

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358104) • Rockingham, Australia 19h

Apart from being in the same museum as the information below, the photo has nothing to do with the discussion. John Charles Peters was born in 1890 and taught in Muchea, Western Australia, for 21 years, before taking over the...

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Judy Evans I'm sure the messages were sent out without the knowledge of the Japanese.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358104) • Rockingham, Australia 19h

Apart from being in the same museum as the information below, the photo has nothing to do with the discussion. John Charles Peters was born in 1890 and taught in Muchea, Western Australia, for 21 years, before taking over the...

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Judy Evans I'm sure it was against the rules to send messages out of Singapore's prisoner-of-war camps. They risked death doing so.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358104) • Rockingham, Australia 19h

Apart from being in the same museum as the information below, the photo has nothing to do with the discussion. John Charles Peters was born in 1890 and taught in Muchea, Western Australia, for 21 years, before taking over the...

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Judy Evans They would have been so hoping to hear from their son. It's really sad.

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