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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358462) • Rockingham, Australia 14 Jul

I wrote earlier about the sandalwood cutters. The whole tree was pulled out of the ground as the roots were quite substantial and could be used in processing. The sandalwood was carried on drays pulled by either horses, donkeys...

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Anna @JudyEv Yes, it is a shame because it's a lovely fragrance.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358462) • Rockingham, Australia 13 Jul

It’s funny, as in strange, how some people have a high profile in their lifetime then fade from most memories over time. And some may be quite famous elsewhere but barely recognised in their own country. One of these is...

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Nature_Lover @JudyEv I think he won't

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358462) • Rockingham, Australia 12 Jul

The big news in Western Australia over the last week has been the search for a German backpacker, Carolina Wilga. The 26-year-old was missing for ten days in rough country east of Beacon but was found Friday afternoon and is now...

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George B Vieto @JudyEv That is good to know.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358462) • Rockingham, Australia 13 Jul

There was one car in the main street in the small town of Bencubbin when we visited there. Hopefully, it’s busier at other times. A major industry in days gone by was sandalwood cutting. By 1920, a record 14,000 tons of...

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George B Vieto @JudyEv

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358462) • Rockingham, Australia 12 Jul

The big news in Western Australia over the last week has been the search for a German backpacker, Carolina Wilga. The 26-year-old was missing for ten days in rough country east of Beacon but was found Friday afternoon and is now...

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Fishmomma @JudyEv I am glad people care and were willing to search a lot of days.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358462) • Rockingham, Australia 14 Jul

I wrote earlier about the sandalwood cutters. The whole tree was pulled out of the ground as the roots were quite substantial and could be used in processing. The sandalwood was carried on drays pulled by either horses, donkeys...

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Fiacre Banks @judyev Just hearing the word sandalwood transports me to India and I go weak at the knees. Was unaware of the Australian connection.

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Jimlos Tatooth @Ineeddentures (10430) 11 Jul

What is the worst Christmas gift that you ever got? I know we should be grateful for all the gifts that we get But come on!? One year me and my brother and sister were giving a parcel between us Wrapped on brown paper It...

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Jimlos Tatooth @JudyEv I don't like Mono Poly either Bloody silly game if you ask me

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358462) • 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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Jimlos Tatooth @JudyEv Prams were handy things I had one I used to carry potatoes I was selling in

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358462) • Rockingham, Australia 13 Jul

It’s funny, as in strange, how some people have a high profile in their lifetime then fade from most memories over time. And some may be quite famous elsewhere but barely recognised in their own country. One of these is...

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Jimlos Tatooth @JudyEv Especially when Elton John did that horrible song and then did it about Lady Di as well

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MeMoneyAndLove @abhi_bangal (7007) • Ahmednagar, India 13 Jul

Here are many ladies on this forum who may be working ladies, but also fulfill their responsibilities as a mother, as a housewife, or a prefect homemaker. This also includes kitchen work, laundry work etc. Are there any shortcuts...

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vikingswest @JudyEv I LOVE French toast. You should really try it sometime. With powdered sugar and maple syrup... yum.

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vikingswest @Vikingswest1 (6806) • United States 13 Jul

Beggars would ride. Just wishing and hoping for something isn't enough. You have to actively seek the way to make your wishes come true. It involves hard work and dedication and possibly sacrificing the things you'd like right...

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vikingswest @JudyEv I saved that page with his music. I'll listen to more of his stuff.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358462) • Rockingham, Australia 13 Jul

It’s funny, as in strange, how some people have a high profile in their lifetime then fade from most memories over time. And some may be quite famous elsewhere but barely recognised in their own country. One of these is...

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Kokil agarwal @JudyEv Yes... not their fault I guess. They are inexperienced n some learnings come through experience

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358462) • Rockingham, Australia 13 Jul

We watched an amazing two-part documentary showing the rescue of a 66-year-old Lithuanian white-water rafter, Valdas Bieliauskas, who slipped on a rock while negotiating the Franklin River in Tasmania. Valdas was travelling with a...

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Trebor Ika @JudyEv The story must be daring for sure

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358462) • Rockingham, Australia 13 Jul

We watched an amazing two-part documentary showing the rescue of a 66-year-old Lithuanian white-water rafter, Valdas Bieliauskas, who slipped on a rock while negotiating the Franklin River in Tasmania. Valdas was travelling with a...

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BarBaraPrz @JudyEv I remember seeing that in a TV show set in Vietnam -- China Beach maybe... the poor guy's jeep went into the river, his leg was caught somehow, it was raining and the river was rising, so they ended up amputating his leg.

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Fleur @Fleura (32025) • United Kingdom 12 Jul

As well as my regular work I sometimes work at events. Often these are things like concerts that I get to enjoy free – well actually I get paid to be there – but recently I’ve done a few ‘fine dining’ events. The first was at a...

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Max Crisp @JudyEv I heard the mushroom starter was to die for. * Poor joke I know, but I couldn’t resist!

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MeMoneyAndLove @abhi_bangal (7007) • Ahmednagar, India 13 Jul

Here are many ladies on this forum who may be working ladies, but also fulfill their responsibilities as a mother, as a housewife, or a prefect homemaker. This also includes kitchen work, laundry work etc. Are there any shortcuts...

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MeMoneyAndLove @JudyEv Some of the items and ingredients mentioned in the entire discussion aren't as popular and favorite here. But breads and toasts are common.

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MeMoneyAndLove @abhi_bangal (7007) • Ahmednagar, India 13 Jul

Here are many ladies on this forum who may be working ladies, but also fulfill their responsibilities as a mother, as a housewife, or a prefect homemaker. This also includes kitchen work, laundry work etc. Are there any shortcuts...

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MeMoneyAndLove @JudyEv We dip bread in milk or tea and then eat it. Or we fry them in gram flour. You can try. It's so delicious...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358462) • Rockingham, Australia 13 Jul

There was one car in the main street in the small town of Bencubbin when we visited there. Hopefully, it’s busier at other times. A major industry in days gone by was sandalwood cutting. By 1920, a record 14,000 tons of...

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Dr Souvik Chatterji @JudyEv yes Judy Mysore is a south indian city in the state of karnataka. There are forests called sandalwood forests there

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Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (3136) • United Kingdom 12 Jul

The weather was glorious again today and after a late breakfast cooked by The Mister , we decided to go out for a drive. One of our favourite places to go is Bridgnorth ….about a 20 - 30 minute drive from where we live. The market...

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Traceyjayne @JudyEv yes, I have been told they need to be that size but I can’t seem to change it on my phone ….i will keep trying.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (358462) • Rockingham, Australia 14 Jul

I wrote earlier about the sandalwood cutters. The whole tree was pulled out of the ground as the roots were quite substantial and could be used in processing. The sandalwood was carried on drays pulled by either horses, donkeys...

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rsa101 @JudyEv yeah now i know there is this slight scent i smell.

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