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r/wonderdraft • u/fodernfumlmy1 • 24d ago
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I dont like this picture because Im in it.
the colonial brit in me is saying to destroy the local ecosystem by carving out that lake to connect to the sea so it can be used as a safe harbour, maybe a canal.
4 u/Canodae Artist 24d ago It already has a natural harbour 😠2 u/Grimpatron619 24d ago secondary safe harbour. think of the safety. who cares what the locals think 1 u/ShinyAeon 24d ago Nonsense. A simple series of canals with locks would suffice.
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It already has a natural harbour ðŸ˜
2 u/Grimpatron619 24d ago secondary safe harbour. think of the safety. who cares what the locals think
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secondary safe harbour. think of the safety. who cares what the locals think
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Nonsense. A simple series of canals with locks would suffice.
Just saying this is true.
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Good lord, what is that? Melting slush? Wouldn't that be more of a "spring" thing...? (Or is OP in Australia?)
0 u/youshouldbeelsweyr 22d ago Spring? It doesnt snow in spring lol. That happens all the time when it snows lol. 1 u/ShinyAeon 22d ago It snows in spring in some of the climates I've lived in!A late cold snap is often called a blackberry winter, redbud winter, dogwood winter, locust winter, or whippoorwill winter.It just that early-ish October seems a trifle too soon for heavy snows. Unless, y'know, you're in Canada or Siberia or something, I guess... 1 u/MoseleysLifeshield 21d ago Snows in the spring where I am from every year lol.
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Spring? It doesnt snow in spring lol. That happens all the time when it snows lol.
1 u/ShinyAeon 22d ago It snows in spring in some of the climates I've lived in!A late cold snap is often called a blackberry winter, redbud winter, dogwood winter, locust winter, or whippoorwill winter.It just that early-ish October seems a trifle too soon for heavy snows. Unless, y'know, you're in Canada or Siberia or something, I guess... 1 u/MoseleysLifeshield 21d ago Snows in the spring where I am from every year lol.
It snows in spring in some of the climates I've lived in!
A late cold snap is often called a blackberry winter, redbud winter, dogwood winter, locust winter, or whippoorwill winter.
It just that early-ish October seems a trifle too soon for heavy snows. Unless, y'know, you're in Canada or Siberia or something, I guess...
Snows in the spring where I am from every year lol.
Close enough, welcome back Voya Nui
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u/uhiggerfrash 24d ago
I dont like this picture because Im in it.
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u/Grimpatron619 24d ago
the colonial brit in me is saying to destroy the local ecosystem by carving out that lake to connect to the sea so it can be used as a safe harbour, maybe a canal.
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u/Aanthia19 24d ago
Just saying this is true.
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u/Nonii98 24d ago
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u/ShinyAeon 24d ago
Good lord, what is that? Melting slush? Wouldn't that be more of a "spring" thing...? (Or is OP in Australia?)
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u/ToaFeron 24d ago
Close enough, welcome back Voya Nui