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Judy Evans @JudyEv (351419) • Rockingham, Australia 24 Apr

The photo shows a well on the farm where I grew up. It’s rarely been anything but full for over 100 years. You might be able to make out the stonework lining the well which has stood the test of time really well. Vince’s brother...

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OceanTiara @JudyEv Oh yes vital.

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OceanTiara @RebeccasFarm (93998) • United States 20 Apr

The American Farmers are very concerned. Things have not been going great for the last 10 years..I pulled that out of my limited knowledge of this, but it is clear to me that farms are being ravaged by policies as well as...

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OceanTiara @JudyEv It is divine

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Ptrikha_2 @ptrikha_2 (47726) • India 22 Apr

Since sometime last year, we had been planning a trip to a religious place. It is quite some time away from our place. Yet we had to change our plan due to some unforeseen development. So sometime from Mid March, we started...

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Ptrikha_2 @JudyEv Yes, even a 4-5 days trip costs a lot if we want proper travel, stay and local travel. Plus we also need to pay good enough cab fares for Railway Station/Airport pick and drop.

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Ptrikha_2 @ptrikha_2 (47726) • India 21 Apr

Greetings to all Mylot fellows on Earth and those belonging to the Neon Fun Jungle Community ( or Sect - well I am not clear Xander/Greg) !! Summer set in early here. Global warming is surely making its impact felt. However, we...

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Ptrikha_2 @JudyEv Well, I already have been through our trip. I would share more in the coming days.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (351419) • Rockingham, Australia 25 Apr

My cousin’s garden on the old family farm is full of quirky bits and pieces. The photo isn’t very clear but supported on two chains is a large, hollowed-out tree trunk. My father would have carved out the hollow to make a pig...

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M.Shafeeq @JudyEv yeah by seen the pic it would.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (351419) • Rockingham, Australia 25 Apr

My cousin’s garden on the old family farm is full of quirky bits and pieces. The photo isn’t very clear but supported on two chains is a large, hollowed-out tree trunk. My father would have carved out the hollow to make a pig...

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Anna @JudyEv I loved those mountain houses with plenty of geraniums on the balconies and in the hollow logs.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (351419) • Rockingham, Australia 12h

I grew up on a farm in a house that was mostly built by my father. In the mid-1960s, a new house was built which is still lived in today. We visited the old farm recently and I took this photo of the kitchen chimney which is...

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Anna @JudyEv One of my cousins bought the house of my grandparents. She sends me photos time by time.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (351419) • Rockingham, Australia 25 Apr

My cousin’s garden on the old family farm is full of quirky bits and pieces. The photo isn’t very clear but supported on two chains is a large, hollowed-out tree trunk. My father would have carved out the hollow to make a pig...

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DE @JudyEv I understand... We were poor growing up, too. Dad and mom did a lot of things I'd never think of to save money.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (351419) • Rockingham, Australia 25 Apr

My cousin’s garden on the old family farm is full of quirky bits and pieces. The photo isn’t very clear but supported on two chains is a large, hollowed-out tree trunk. My father would have carved out the hollow to make a pig...

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snowy @JudyEv Yes they do.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (351419) • Rockingham, Australia 24 Apr

The photo shows a well on the farm where I grew up. It’s rarely been anything but full for over 100 years. You might be able to make out the stonework lining the well which has stood the test of time really well. Vince’s brother...

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DE @JudyEv True... It's hard to grow crops or raise cattle/horses without access to water.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (351419) • Rockingham, Australia 24 Apr

The bush poetry and music session in Dinninup, Western Australia, didn’t last very long but later in the afternoon, everyone went down to the town hall and several enjoyed dancing to a couple of square dance numbers. They mostly...

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DE @JudyEv So has Jeff Moffitt and I believe what he talks about. I don't know George... But that's in Florida and Louisiana, not in the rest of the US... We have water moccasins here and, while they can't rip you apart, their bite is still deadly and they're...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (351419) • Rockingham, Australia 12h

I grew up on a farm in a house that was mostly built by my father. In the mid-1960s, a new house was built which is still lived in today. We visited the old farm recently and I took this photo of the kitchen chimney which is...

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Fiacre Banks @JudyEv You’ll have seen lots of remnants of old stone cottages in rural Ireland, each with its stories to tell. Many are the result of evictions in the 1800s.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (351419) • Rockingham, Australia 24 Apr

The photo shows a well on the farm where I grew up. It’s rarely been anything but full for over 100 years. You might be able to make out the stonework lining the well which has stood the test of time really well. Vince’s brother...

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Anna @JudyEv Those wells were a blessing for the animals and the large gardens.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (351419) • Rockingham, Australia 23 Apr

We’ve returned from our three nights away and will be sleeping in our own bed again tonight. The first night we drove our motor-home to Dinninup which is a very small town in the south-west of Western Australia. My brother-in-law...

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Anna @JudyEv - Poor kitty, I was sure he would have done that. I was happy when he run to me to rub my legs. As soon as the new owner started works to refurbish our home the kitty understood.

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Always smiling @allknowing (144356) • India 24 Apr

I got introduced to oats when my cholestero levels needed to be kept in check. I had them in right earnest for breakfast and my choice was quaker oats I had them for months but I got so fed up of them that I no longer have them...

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Always smiling @JudyEv We all have naughty tongues.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (351419) • Rockingham, Australia 12h

I grew up on a farm in a house that was mostly built by my father. In the mid-1960s, a new house was built which is still lived in today. We visited the old farm recently and I took this photo of the kitchen chimney which is...

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Fiacre Banks @judyev it’samazing that that one part has remained. Wonderful connection with the past and so personal.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13480) • Ireland 20h

Someone has been trying to blackmail me recently. Maybe you know what it’s like. I’ve been getting emails claiming that the sender has installed malware in my computer. Part of the deal is that he/she/it can now access the camera...

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Fiacre Banks @judyev That’s just horrible. It can be very panic inducing even though you know that no such footage could possibly exist. Sick.

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RasmaSandra @RasmaSandra (84225) • Daytona Beach, Florida 24 Apr

I found a very nice photo of me and my mom in her apartment in NYC. We are sitting by my piano which I left to the family that bought my house in Latvia. I was in my early 20s and each year I would get a perm and wore these big...

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RasmaSandra @JudyEv and even in that photo I was thin but as a teen when I look at photos in some I think I look like a stick

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (351419) • Rockingham, Australia 23 Apr

Our first night away we stayed in a small country town. They run quite a big agricultural show there but there are no shops. I took this photo of the shopfront of the old store. It was difficult to make out the wording across the...

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George B Vieto @JudyEv No it is not worthwhile to rebuild a building after a hurricane destroys it due to high insurance costs.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (351419) • Rockingham, Australia 24 Apr

I guess you could call this emu ‘folk art’. The owner of our old family farm made it from barbed wire and bits and pieces of machinery. It’s very well done and to scale. The barbed wire is ideal for the plumage and he’s even...

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George B Vieto @JudyEv I am in agreement with you.

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