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Thanks everyone for the birthday wishes!

Randi wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 2:07 pm

Happy Birthday
Sleepyowl

Hey, Stuart. I leaned out of the window and yelled, "Hi Stuart," when we flew over your house yesterday morning on our flight into Sydney. I didn't expect you to answer, but at least you could have waved.

I could see planes flying to the west of Bowral when I lived there, but could not see Bowral from the plane on the same flight path.

You tracked about 30km to my West at 32200ft at 555mph. You were lucky to see Cooranbong. Sorry I missed your wave.

Thanks Michael, did you bring this weather with you?
I suggested you bring your swimmers to swim in our pool, not the weather to swim in the streets.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-04-30/ ... 103782106?

It stopped me from doing more yard work I got three hours in, but I have about another one to go.

Stuart, you said to bring my swimmers. You should have said to bring a wet suit, or a diving suit!

Only 52mm at my place yesterday (9-9)

We had 65 mm as of 9 AM yesterday. The Gosford weather station stopped reporting rain and temperatures, but Norah Head has 40 up to 8 AM this morning. Who needs a pool. We have a backyard.

Here's a visualization of flying into a black hole from NASA. It's very interesting.

Happy Birthday, d0cent!

Happy Birthday from downunder.

Saving stranded Orcas with whale songs.

How broadcasting the familiar calls of female killer whales saved two males from starvation in an isolated Alaska lagoon.

Hope your birthday goes/went well (I get confused with the time shifts!!). May the next year be better than the last.
Ros

Anybody been lucky to have seen the latest Aurora which should be visible till Sunday?

Clouds and city lights here