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          perfect for reflecting upon today as it is predicted to rise to about 38degrees, here.

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          • #95
            Originally posted by faye View Post
            perfect for reflecting upon today as it is predicted to rise to about 38degrees, here.
            But it is wniter faye---it is snowing here, how come such high temp in Aust?

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            • #96
              man, it is summer here. we have had floods, bush fires raging and extremely high temps, for months.
              this place has had about 1 day of rain in about 8 months, and that was pretty mild.

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              • #97
                Originally posted by faye View Post
                man, it is summer here. we have had floods, bush fires raging and extremely high temps, for months.
                this place has had about 1 day of rain in about 8 months, and that was pretty mild.
                Interesting ... Didn't know about the seasonal variations in Aust---Which months is the winter?

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                • #98
                  june is the coolest. i am suprised you didn't know the seasons are reversed in the north and south of the globe.
                  snow in london, swimming in oz.

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                    Originally posted by faye View Post
                    june is the coolest. i am suprised you didn't know the seasons are reversed in the north and south of the globe.
                    snow in london, swimming in oz.
                    didn't know about that---Pakistan is I think just on the equator or a little above it ---so has the normal 4 seasons----and here almost the same pattern but slightly changed---

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                      • the aboriginals have/had a classification of about 6 seasons, depending on foods available, flower blossoming, etc and weather. in the north of australia, today, they all now classify a 'wet' (monsoonal/tropical) and dry season. in the south we have the 4 seasons.

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                          • China's ecocity.

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                            • not into cities. this is fun.
                              10 reasons NOT to come to australia - YouTube

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                              • try this toramana. this i prefer.
                                Sipadan AWESOME Diving - July 2010 - YouTube

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