Lay lady lay day
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I takes quite a lot of time and energy to create a website, and the construction of Sandy Beach Almanac has been no exception. So I decided to take a lay day from writing on this hot and humid day, and attend to some other pressing things.
But the day wasn't too hot, nor the business too pressing, for me to take a brisk walk along the sand, past the ancient Aboriginal midden, and to the next beach and back, and there will be plenty of time later to discuss these wonders.
I leave you today with a list of wildlife (and, unfortunately, unwanted critters such as the fox) found here at Sandy, or more precisely, in the Moonee Beach Nature Reserve which is our beach's backyard. (You can even build your own wildlife map of the area: choose three species.) And, gods willing, I'll see you tomorrow.
I takes quite a lot of time and energy to create a website, and the construction of Sandy Beach Almanac has been no exception. So I decided to take a lay day from writing on this hot and humid day, and attend to some other pressing things.
But the day wasn't too hot, nor the business too pressing, for me to take a brisk walk along the sand, past the ancient Aboriginal midden, and to the next beach and back, and there will be plenty of time later to discuss these wonders.
I leave you today with a list of wildlife (and, unfortunately, unwanted critters such as the fox) found here at Sandy, or more precisely, in the Moonee Beach Nature Reserve which is our beach's backyard. (You can even build your own wildlife map of the area: choose three species.) And, gods willing, I'll see you tomorrow.
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