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mind if I (+i)

pirate

that?

Whilst you are are pirating the saying I'm going to hide whilst I cook some (mix)

pratie

lest you pirate those as well.

I won't pirate your pratie, but be careful you don't mistake one for a

pietra.

That would ruin your (r to s)

pastie

would adding

petsai

also ruin your pastie?

You would certainly not got any (t to r)

praise

from the pastie traditionalists

If you spoil my pasties I (+p)

apprise

you, that I will not be happy.

I should let you know that I keep my (+t)

speartip

very sharp if you're planning on violence.

Alternatively some

periapts

might protect you

Indeed, some Periapts might protect you if you are fond of (-p)

parties

(or just bring a plate of pasties)

Some might believe a periapt can protect you from a (+a)

parasite

Perhaps periapts could be use to protect (t to i)

apiaries

from bee parasites

Not sure if that would work as the bees are free to roam and visit species such as (-i)

spiraea

Spiraea Definition
Alternative form of spirea.
A taxonomic genus within the subfamily Spiraeoideae "” the spireas and certain meadowsweets.

Typical (+c)

airscape

paintings don't include bees.

Maybe Stuart could keep an eye out for

Epacris

in his travels around Australia and see if it attracts bees.

Sorry, I will probable bee to beezy to do that.

That's not one of the things that Australia has giant (+l)

replicas

of?

jil wrote: ↑Sat Jun 22, 2024 8:18 am That's not one of the things that Australia has giant (+l)

replicas

of?

You are correct Jil, Australia does not have one (that i can find) bur Canada has/had one.
https://www.tripadvisor.com.au/Attracti ... berta.html

Whilst Austaralia may not have gient Bee structures, the bakery at Mareeba has massive (-p)

eclairs

for sale (and the apple turnovers are huge and delicious.)

If you're not going to share a picture of the giant eclairs, next time you go bring your (put the p back in)

calipers

and provide measurements.