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And so Lord of the String said unto the peoples, "Go forth anew. Seek a land you can call your own."

The people saw it was good.

So, on the last day the people said their solemn goodbyes and began the long journey to the promised new land.

And so began the new land and its people were joyous!

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His wife Shirley died in 2013 and he abdicated in favour of his son Prince Graham soon after Kopes.

 

He was a fascinating West Australian - eccentric and loyal to Australia but prepared to stand up for what he believed in.

 

Apart from currency, HRP issued visas and even had a national anthem.

 

We visited his 'Principality' some years ago now - it was quite weird actually - almost like a ghost town at the time.

 

His word was his bond - that is so rare these days.

 

A loss .......... 

 

 

 

 

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Thanks for the info.

I should have said Principality.

People that don't let go of principals are to be admired.

 

Back to the fruit, we are soooo fortunate.

All the fresh berries, mangoes and other exotic fruit.

I planted a nectarine tree 4-5 years ago and had a terrific amount last year but this year as leaves and flowers sprung it attracted thrips and no fruit at all. Need to use an organic spray this spring I think.

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Do you know what sort of nectarine it is Kopes?

 

When I lived back east we grew almonds, nectarines, apricots, apples, pears, peaches, cherries and quinces ........ not huge orchards but individual trees with enough pollinators.  Some did well, others not so much (we were babes in the woods regarding planting conditions) but it was fun anyway and the blossom was beautiful even if the fruiting was not prolific.

 

Good luck with eradicating the thrips Kopes!

 

Edited to correct tense in first line lol

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A white nectarine.

I am assuming they were thrips but could be another sort of mite.

They infested early as flowers came out, before the fruit, and branch ends with leaves were black with insects.

Even covered with ants feeding on the insects.

I read somewhere that ladybugs are good to contain bugs on nectarines.

Will probably spray with garlic n vinegar before spring.

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The National Anthem of the Principality of

Hutt River.

 

Guess who the singer is Smiley Wink

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEaiWRDjVwI

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Sounds like Mike Brady ?

 

I like the lyrics. Smiley Happy

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Good try Kopes but not correct

 

It is the late Jon English.

 

I like the lyrics too Smiley Happy

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Gorgeous John English.

 

Taken too soon.

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@mtnlane wrote:

His wife Shirley died in 2013 and he abdicated in favour of his son Prince Graham soon after Kopes.

 

He was a fascinating West Australian - eccentric and loyal to Australia but prepared to stand up for what he believed in.

 

Apart from currency, HRP issued visas and even had a national anthem.

 

We visited his 'Principality' some years ago now - it was quite weird actually - almost like a ghost town at the time.

 

His word was his bond - that is so rare these days.

 

A loss .......... 

 

 

 

 


interesting about Prince Leonard and his principality Laney

 

so was it a whole little town when you went there to see it??

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principality_of_Hutt_River

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