g'day pete,

great to see you are achieving somuch i don't have the lure of the
fishing wild though i wouldn't mind, the only fish i ciould conjer up
around here would be if i grew me own which i had planned on. but
everything takes money funny that hey? they talk about sustainable
living and self sufficiency but you go nowhere without that folding
stuff that gets more and more worthless each year. like renewable
energy would love to discuss that, the continuing costs are way
outside what the average jo' can afford when matched against paying
for power through the grid. and just how earth friendly is it with all
it plastic componentry??

ted's salt prob' isn't in your catagory i don't think, but he is
winning with raised beds, i tried planting some of his casuarina's,
they looked like they were going to go but then just died so would say
they are site sensative preffering his slighty salty soil, pity i did
want a forest of cas's and free would have been ideal 'cause free is
all we can afford.

i was going to trysalt buch as a pasture back up if you remember? but
never got around to it theres' that tuit again hey but this is the
money tuit.

anyway mate as always great to talk to you again, take care and the
best to you and yours

len n bev

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