"Always proofread carefully in case you any words out."

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@kdfrawg Before having my cataracts rectified last year, I wore spectacles full-time. I tried prescription sunglasses & progressively-darkening lenses but none of them fixed the side-light leakage issue. Then I discovered Jonathan Paul Fitovers which can be worn with or without spectacles.
I now find I'm extra-sensitive to bright light, even on snow-free winter days I need those polarised lenses.

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You'd lose here, with such spelling. Defence.

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The elephants face four different directions. The turtle is needed for the planet to travel through space. Space is thin but if you're a really big turtle, it's thick enough to swim through. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discworld_(world)

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You forgot that there are four elephants standing on the turtle's back as a solid foundation for the disc-shaped planet.

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There's an Mac/PC app called iMazing that can save voice & text messages from an iOS jigger.

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Maybe so. But at whose bedtime?

// Hello, nice to find an "outsider" here.

Neither did I until a friend mentioned it a few months ago. I found my brother's father-in-law's name on the wall, but I don't know if he's LC Giles, LC Giles or LW Giles. All personnel (and 11 dogs) who participated are named on the wall.

That's about a sixth of it. There's an M113 & a 40 mm Bofors at one end of the wall and a Centurion tank at the other. A separate four-panel display at the M113 end tells the stories of the four Australian recipients of the Victoria Cross in the Vietnam conflict. Here's a pic from Google Maps Street View showing most of one side of the wall.

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