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Sunrise. Happening now
I seem to remember concrete floors with sawdust when I was at Uni...There are some higher ed institutions that refuse to put carpet in any student living space for this reason (although this one did have carpet in the rest of the room).
Absolutely spectacular.Sunrise. Happening now
That’s simply stunning!THis time my boyfriend and I hiked to the top. To the 13th century but renovated Burg Medvedgrad. Arx Ursina.
The starting point is some 20 min driving away from my place. The mountain is THE one north of my city.
Beautiful weather. Stunning views. Lush greenery.
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Thank you. It is a very special moment once you get up there and after woods and flowers all these views open up...And you imagine the history and people behind...That’s simply stunning!
I read too much international news, because my first thought was, “Why is Deutsche Welle sending you flowers?”this morning I got boo-kayed by DW
Excellent. I had no idea they can be as old. What is their average age? Does it differ from breed to breed?(or if there is a different word for chook sorts, sorry)She's 5½ yrs old.
Chickens, (chook is the Aussie term for them) can live to be surprisingly old. It's only commercial chickens that die very young, usually from ovarian cancer. Commercial chickens (ISA browns) tend to live to 2-2½ yrs old. Maybe 5-10% can live for longer but it's uncommon. They'll lay for almost everyday for 18 months and then drop dead. They'll be very skinny as well because laying every day takes a huge toll on their bodies.Excellent. I had no idea they can be as old. What is their average age? Does it differ from breed to breed?(or if there is a different word for chook sorts, sorry)