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Originally Posted by DiscoMick
What does it do with the grinds?
Mjs
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Yea but....Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
What does it do with the grinds?
Mjs
Very good.
Grinds make excellent fertiliser for the vegie garden.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saulman1010
And yes, Maryborough is right. Well done.
Am I game to try another trivia question. Why not?
Where is the highest bakery in Queensland?
Probably Ravenshoe, the same place as the highest licensed venue in the state.
I've heard too much coffee grinds can make soil acidic.
The highest bakery is pro'ly the same one pink elephants frequent?
Very good. Over to you for a trivia question. I'm out, for now.Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Gotta mix it into the soil. Gives potplants a little boost.Quote:
Originally Posted by RANDLOVER
I didn't see any pink elephants at the Ravenshoe Bakery, but they did make a mean Ned Kelly pie. [emoji41]
A 2 for.
What nationality was the person that Australia's highest peak is named after? And why was the peak given that name?
Polish, and he was a national hero of the poles, but I don't recall why the peak was named after a Pole.
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A: It is estimated that over 100,000 people hike Kosciuszko each year. There has been the rare death in the area, mostly in the winter.
One wonders whether it will become another Uluru, Mount Warning in the fullness of time? Either that or it will cost a motsa to walk it.
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I didn't see any pink elephants at the Ravenshoe Bakery, but they did make a mean Ned Kelly pie.
Did it have tiny fragments of heat beaten ploughshare amongst the gravy? [bigsad]