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No not really playing yet RR , at work, but always have time to remind you of your fav songs 
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More than 14 gigalitres of cadmium-contaminated mine water was dumped into a tributary of the Daly
Nope
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bugger
Bugger bugger bugger
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OK RR , need a clue, I cant find anything , except what I said , so salt or fresh water ?
Salt water. Ya be good to find this one
Lateral thinking... what are the properties of mercury.
An unusual use of mercury. Well thought so.
Back soon... I'm still ugly
An unusual use of mercury. Well thought so.
Back soon... I'm still ugly
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Bigger food chain - big fish eats smaller fish, eats smallest fish , Dunno RR, I hope someone else knows this
i to am struggling with this one methyl mercury or chlorine from swimming pools maybe
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Found this , but they are asking , no answers yet , so maybe RR knows something no one else knows
http://www.fishingworld.com.au/news/high-mercury-levels-found-in-nt-barra
http://www.fishingworld.com.au/news/high-mercury-levels-found-in-nt-barra
This is a long shot but Here goes,
It could be related to t he bombing of Darwin by Japan & the cargoes , sunken ships in the harbour were carrying have polluted the marine life on the lower end of the food chain which in turn is eaten by the higher food chain
Marine Species as the heavier metals have leached into the sea.
Pete
It could be related to t he bombing of Darwin by Japan & the cargoes , sunken ships in the harbour were carrying have polluted the marine life on the lower end of the food chain which in turn is eaten by the higher food chain
Marine Species as the heavier metals have leached into the sea.
Pete
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What Pete says
Sorry guys. Had a nap before work.
Good guess Pete....
The Japanese submarine i-124. Sunk in 1942.
Due to war shortages, used mercury for ballast.
Nice and heavy, also can be pumped around the sub to assist with trim.
Was to be salvaged in the 70's, then again in 2010 (due to mercury leakage the 2nd time). Both times the Japanese Government claimed war grave status.
Your question Pete.
Good guess Pete....
The Japanese submarine i-124. Sunk in 1942.
Due to war shortages, used mercury for ballast.
Nice and heavy, also can be pumped around the sub to assist with trim.
Was to be salvaged in the 70's, then again in 2010 (due to mercury leakage the 2nd time). Both times the Japanese Government claimed war grave status.
Your question Pete.
I owe I owe, so off to work I go....
Back on in a while guys.
Back on in a while guys.
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Ramjet said:
Good question RR & top response by Pete
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Have a good night RRRamjet said:
What was the make & model of car that first drove around the Australian continent &the year.it achieved this milestone.
This event was rerun in recent times with an accident which almost cost the driver & passenger their lives.
This event was rerun in recent times with an accident which almost cost the driver & passenger their lives.
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In the second half of 1925 two Citroen motor cars departed Perth, Western Australia, and one became the first motor vehicle to circumnavigate Australia. Mr Nevill Westwood and Mr Greg Davies departed in a Baby Citroen 5CV. Mr J Warner departed in a Citroen B type 10CV.
The first motorist to circumnavigate Australia, still remains a matter of interpretation today.
John Freeman driving his Citroen B type 11.4HP torpedo, and Shayne Harris travelling in his Citroen 5CV (7.5HP), are preparing to travel the footsteps of the 1925 trailblazers who first circumnavigated Australia.
The first motorist to circumnavigate Australia, still remains a matter of interpretation today.
John Freeman driving his Citroen B type 11.4HP torpedo, and Shayne Harris travelling in his Citroen 5CV (7.5HP), are preparing to travel the footsteps of the 1925 trailblazers who first circumnavigated Australia.
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