OK Boomers, we've been called out.

Yes, visited several graveyards up north during our recent wander and it was obvious that in some families the majority of children died.

Drop in some time!

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Originally Posted by DiscoMick

Yes, visited several graveyards up north during our recent wander and it was obvious that in some families the majority of children died.

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Some years ago I visited the graveyard at Cadia village, where my father lived about 1905-10. From memory, there were about 35 graves there - including six adults. My father's next younger brother was not buried there - he was rushed (in a borrowed sulky) to the nearest doctor in Orange, but was DOA and buried in Orange. (diphtheria)

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Originally Posted by johntins

I read it. You are still trying to start a fight.

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Nope. Merely stating my opinion. If my opinion disagrees with yours' you seem to think there's a fight at hand. Are you so insecure?

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There's less water on earth than there used to be.

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Really Ian? Do you have evidence? Peer reviewed papers?

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Really Ian? Do you have evidence? Peer reviewed papers?

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Yep, just under 20L was sent to top up the International space station. [bigrolf]

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Originally Posted by johntins

Yep, just under 20L was sent to top up the International space station. [bigrolf]

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Was that 'peer reviewed'? Also, will it come back down when the ISS eventually does? Do try and keep up. [biggrin]

It took a while but I knew I'd get a bite. Fishings all about patience, isn't it? [wink11]

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Originally Posted by johntins

Yep, just under 20L was sent to top up the International space station. [bigrolf]

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Where it would be repeatedly recycled. Or still be in the atmosphere.