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So beautiful!

Bellingcat is probably the only one I would actually sign up for, and it's likely I would be mostly absent post sign up unless there was some specific issue I was doing a deep dive on.

Dawn sky over glassy water, seaweed on the sand. Geelong Beach front No dolphins in any of the photos!

A big Ferris wheel outlined against the morning sky, palms in the foreground

Dawn sky over the beach front

For anyone down at Eastern Beach at the moment, there's dolphins!!

What an unexpected magical start to the day!

Photos pre dolphin encounter 😅

@mrjamesob.bsky.social talks about the inconceivable scale of the fires in LA.
Not inconceivable to Australians.
Gariwerd (VIC) lost an area the size of Singapore late 2024.
For some reason, & I suspect it’s an anachronism, people think extreme weather in Australia is the rule. #auspol 🧵 1/5

I'm with you on that!

Damn!

Screen shot of tweet from NoShu@Noshu4me The pen is mightier than the sword, I'll always live by that. But not everyone is a writer.

NoShu -

The pen is mightier than the sword, I'll always live by that. But not everyone is a writer.

This is so bizarre.

My immediate response was something that would apparently be deemed defamatory. Ugh.

Yesss. I do actually like sharing the apricots, but think I might bag up some bunches/clusters so the part of my brain that seems to be in hypervigilant apricot mode can relax!

Usually the plums are ripe by now and act as a slight distraction, but they're not this year.

Go Nannas!

Yeah, that headline surprised me.

The apricots in the backyard aren't quite ripe yet, and some weird part of my brain is feeling overly competitive with the birds.

I don't remember this happening last year.

And I've eaten more than one under ripe apricot so far. They're good!

Crunchy though.

And while we're at it, I mean is there really a problem with child labour. Shortening the womb to factory pipeline would be so much more efficient.

Uhhh apart from all the blindingly obvious problems with this scenario, sleep, and what happens during sleep, has such an huge impact on our overall health and wellbeing, and things like memory consolidation and learning.

This wld intentionally be breeding traits for forced/survival labour roles

That's disgusting.

Relatable.

Oops. You're Canadian? Maybe it does!

This reference definitely does not transcend international borders in the ways one might hope

No, and it's challenging to find really solid long form training content online that's not immediately either offensive, or just rubs me the wrong way.

In this discussion, I'm sorry.

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Nature just wants to be LEFT ALONE.

Nobody ever planted a tree in this photo. It was a working gravel pit 30 years ago.

We need to get over our obsession with planting trees and let nature do the job. The results are just SO much better.

It's also about realising we are not, in fact, central to everything. 🌍