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I stayed inside most of the day. Only outside trip was to the rain gauge and to get wood from near the back door to keep the fire blazing.
I stayed inside most of the day. Only outside trip was to the rain gauge and to get wood from near the back door to keep the fire blazing.Confirmed.
I was up at Moore River on a job, I got wet and cold.
I haven't been near a river for quite a while, although when we had 90mm in two hours recently, the nearby creek overflowed
Our farm is not that far from the highest point in the eastern darling Scarp, or so i am told.Since my house is on a ridge, almost 4km from the nearest body of water and 70 meters in elevation above it, I'll worry about flooding if I have to wave to Noah as he floats past.
As it is we seem to be overtaken by a foreign culture no matter what direction you look in!!!!You'll probably be waving to a certain foreign culture as they "march" past, in any near future Apocalypse.
Pass the vinegar, Joe. Stil well, I hope?
Its the government basically telling you to emigrate.One of my browsers has a weather app. it keeps on giving me the Temperature in Oslo, which is 15C atm. in case anyone was wondering. I can't change it. I even went to Oslo and then back home to Townsville but it still gives me Oslo.
@Garpal Gumnut Obviously gg it is information of the utmost importance that's why you keep getting it.One of my browsers has a weather app. it keeps on giving me the Temperature in Oslo, which is 15C atm. in case anyone was wondering. I can't change it. I even went to Oslo and then back home to Townsville but it still gives me Oslo.
interestingOne of my browsers has a weather app. it keeps on giving me the Temperature in Oslo, which is 15C atm. in case anyone was wondering. I can't change it. I even went to Oslo and then back home to Townsville but it still gives me Oslo.
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I get Canberra: rain soon. three or more times a day.
Wow information that is so important to us here in sunny Oz.It is presently 13C in Oslo.
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The Anglo-Zanzibar War of 1896, the shortest war in history, lasted 38 minutes. British forces bombarded Zanzibar's Sultanate Palace after a new sultan tried to defy British colonial influence. The palace was set ablaze, the sultan's forces surrendered, and the British installed a pro-British sultan, ending the conflict almost as soon as it began.It is presently 13C in Oslo.
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@wayneL 'Tis of the utmost importance. It will be stored away in the depts of the grey matter. You never know it just may resurface one day.The Anglo-Zanzibar War of 1896, the shortest war in history, lasted 38 minutes. British forces bombarded Zanzibar's Sultanate Palace after a new sultan tried to defy British colonial influence. The palace was set ablaze, the sultan's forces surrendered, and the British installed a pro-British sultan, ending the conflict almost as soon as it began.
Just thought you should all know: p
well, that's not going to last longIt is presently 13C in Oslo.
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and all downhill after that.Autumn temperatures in Norway see a significant drop from summer highs, though this varies significantly by location. In the south, such as Oslo, average temperatures can be around 6°C in October,
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