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 Government can not mandate crop harvest.  It will always vary due to many local factors.

 Here's a link to some of their best, one about the European debt. https://youtu.be/I5QwKEwo4Bc Clarke and Dawe   Clarke died in 2017 Here is a link to some of their best https://www.yourlifechoices.com.au/news/top-10-john-clarke-interviews/   

 Ever heard of a National Pee Day, me neither. Dunnies are different in the Netherlands and finding a public whizzer can be difficult to find and not free. Not too much of a problem for an old bloke on a bike on a bike trail but can become an emergency if in town or village. It's not just a 'guy' ting, it's much more difficult for the feminine contingent. Now, about those Dutch bathrooms and Dutch Dunnies.....

 We live in horse country and International Equestrian Events are held at the event centre 'de Radstake', which is only a couple of open farm fields from us at 'Ukatani'.   De Radstake was/is a historical old inn and meeting place at the junction of an old trade route and has been operating for hundreds of years. It now has several restaurants, a nightclub, an equestrian centre and dance hall, for weddings and meetings. Titbits:-. DeRadstake  https://www.radstake.nl/ . 

This is  Interesting for me as we presently heat house, hydronically, using natural gas fired boiler to supply hot water to underfloor coils and wall radiators. Dutch not permitting new natural gas connections to new construction and supposed to phase out NG by 2130. There have been several attempts by local farmers in our area to produce biogas from cow/pig/chicken shit/food waste/sewage, but the NIMBYs and the Greenies block every and all efforts. The infrastructure, the distribution and supply pipelines are all in place and in use in NL.   Titbits :-. Read the rest of the article here, if interested. Maybe Renewable Natural Gas is not the answer. https://cleantechnica.com/2021/09/16/renewable-natural-gas-is-the-ultimate-red-herring/

 Here's a link  https://bigglobaltravel.com/attractions/photos-australia-land-fb/12/?utm_campaign=Australia+Photos+LStein0912+V1+PHS201+VV%3E12+En+Android+-+Mobile+USA+FB&utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Facebook_Mobile_Feed&utm_content=23847939251010043&psl=i_d6ffa6&network_code=CM&ppc=1&fbclid=IwAR1KWgywTtjvPEcKC_X6f9bWD7GhwBfX-JRcke0JpzAypWLMaign4Aa5op8

Some pics from recent rides most sell fruit and produce, some homemade crafts and some books and magazines. Stalls are unmanned, serve your self and put the money in the tin.     Usually not permitted in the cities and towns to prevent gypsies, foreigners and travellers from becoming a nuisance but in the country stalls are allowed.  not allowed to set up and sell by the side of the roads, to prevent gypsies, foreigners and travellers from becoming a nuisance.  But, in the countryside stalls are permitted. Plums Bric-a-bracs sometimes  no price is set, seller allow buyer to set own price. Pumpkins and other seasonal produce. Free range farm eggs.  Books, take one, leave one, swap, or buy.   Quiet rest spot.  Rustic   Rustic rest spot next to Fietspad (bike path) honey and jam All photos by Marjolein.   Her pedal assist  Ebike is a lowrider, called a ' balance bike, designed for seated riding and easy on/off, step...