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    I'm starting to get really bored now.. .
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    Damn those Victorian explorers!! Tony Banks, as well as riverbanks...
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    One for the genesis fans You really dont want this in your back garden (It prefers riverbanks anyway)
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    There is what appears on the photo to me at least a bit of haze, almost a green tinge (but not as bad as early very), almost like a light PVC which is oil based. I have sometimes seen this on copper that seemed to have hand or finger oils on them (lightly). If present, and I don't have this coin in hand, the metallic surface but NOT the natural oxidation is preserved but the oil removed with the mentioned technique.
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    Strange thing is, people are saying how loud the birds are. They are probably 6-8dB quieter because they have less plane and traffic noise to compete with. But humans don't have to try and listen to the birds against the background noise now, so they seem louder to us... Training up some robins- they now come just into the kitchen to look for us. We're not expecting them to be as good as a pair some years ago, which were obviously the ones that migrate to and from Germany every year, and are way pushier than the ones that stay put. Those ones would sit on your hand while you actually poked a mealworm into their mouths... If the food ran out, they would fly round the house looking for us. Here's a pic of the blackbird last year. Asking my wife for more worms. In the bloody kitchen. Only when really close can you see that a male blackbird's feet are AMAZING.
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    You're the one hoarding the rice then? I had to make do with herbs.
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    It's not too bad being in isolation. For example, in one pack of rice I've got 8989 grains of rice but in my other pack there's only 8984.





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