BigD

A kiwi. A builder. A musician. A believer in science ahead of fallacies.
Like to ponder because it's good for the brain and doesn't require too much physicality. Is there something I missed?
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2024-08-28 07:13:22

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@npub19xu…e8yd I'll second that and raise you TVONE weekday weather.

2024-08-25 02:46:41

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@npub147m…7rue Fascinating photo. The Southern Cross seen as a reflection in water is almost an illusion.

2024-08-20 06:37:47

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@npub147m…7rue Looks like it passes the three steps rule.
Three to the sink. Three to the cooktop. Three to the fridge. Makes a happy chef.

2024-08-10 01:11:33

Bees are builders. Bees are architects. Bees are artists. Bees are great.
#bees
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2024-08-06 06:34:32

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@npub1p80…vay3
Seems like there weren't any problems understanding te reo 100 years ago between the two nations.
Goldsmith is only a puppet in this cohort of supremacists. Arrogance and disrespect is their norm.

2024-08-01 23:09:56

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@npub1ke3…xcva
Inflation is a hard thing to manage.
Trimming to meet a personal budget or any other budget can have positives.
eg My wife cuts what hair I have left.
Two snips and a chat and we're good to go again:)

2024-08-01 07:54:37

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@npub17nc…9dam We have some little ones, but those Antarctic Penguins are the Lords of Pengiinania.

2024-08-01 06:23:58

Our location in the global world is partly who we are.
Just heard the best locality description by the TVNZ political editor after a sit down interview of our foreign minister Peters.
"We are at the bottom of the world, North of the Penguins."
Yeah, that's us.

2024-07-27 01:49:35

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@npub1zg9…nh26 19C Timaru at mo. Balmy day.

2024-07-07 06:17:53

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@npub19xu…e8yd It grinds my sensories too. Sort of pussy footing way of saying Get in touch.

2024-06-12 23:01:41

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@npub1zg9…nh26 Speaking of frost. We had our first of any strength (for want of a better word) yesterday, which is very late.

2024-06-12 10:25:50

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@npub1ke3…xcva
It would have been probably late 70s my visit.
We missed the bus home. My brother insisted on another beer at the bar. The bus left without us. Not a happy day in the end.

2024-06-12 08:19:37

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@npub1ke3…xcva Ive only been once many years ago when Muldoon was raining subsidies. Gumboots and beer was the order of the day. All was joyous and optimistic back then. Today the tractors are bigger. The politicians?

2024-06-12 07:56:11

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@npub1ke3…xcva It's Field day "we are getting things sorted" plant for the PM to discuss over a sausage with Nat supporters.

2024-05-29 06:29:30

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@npub12kq…25h0 panning in on your photo is a little mind-blowing.

2024-05-28 04:45:12

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@npub19xu…e8yd
The comment of Luxon's could be challenged but who would win. He walks a thin line in a triparty coalition and he's in a state of who to please the most.
Who listens anymore I wonder.

2024-05-27 09:29:07

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@npub17nc…9dam
I'm Sth Canterbury and it's the driest I've experienced for a very long time. Into May and no autumn growth to talk of on paddocks. Trees probably suffering too but harder to gauge.

2024-05-27 09:02:17

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@npub17nc…9dam
Drought causing it to flower early maybe?

2024-05-21 09:17:29

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@npub12kq…25h0 Thanks for sharing your tour around Aotearoa NewZealand. I learnt some history and geography about my own country through your posts.
Happy travels home and come back again. We are mostly a friendly bunch.🤝🤠

2024-05-18 05:24:28

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@npub1zg9…nh26 Think I'll stay with my guitar. It has thrown me too but not as heavy as a harp.
Just get back on it and play :)
( like falling off a horse)

2024-05-18 05:20:47

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@npub147m…7rue Stunning photo. Aviemore played it's part too I see.

2023-12-11 00:57:19

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@npub16uk…pv7k
Part of the new speak notified from those in power. Probably.

2023-09-10 07:36:37

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@npub17nc…9dam @npub1trd…ussx @npub1xes…sfk6 The Canterbury Plains are fucked while there is intensive dairy farming.
Trees made way for Centre Pivots.
El Nino happens on a cyclical basis and Norwester is a legend there. Early settlers planted shelter belts. Trees have been replaced with water.
Farming budgets include the cost of watering your ryegrass to grow in regulated conditions. Tree planting will never return to Canterbury unless it's subsidised or enforced or both.