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Hoping to grow bamboo at Pirates Cove! – how well it will grow I do not know!?? As a sustainable extremely strong fast growing plant it is ideal for laminating and other things such as clothing fabric.

The oceans were formed a long time ago so they deserve our respect – in any case they are ultra important for our own well being and survival. It is thought that the ocean basins began to fill about 3.8 billion years ago.

So when did we begin to explore the oceans – both above and below the surface?

The aqua‐lung / aqualung was invented by Jacques(‐Yves) Cousteau and Émile Gagnan in 1943.

The health and condition of the oceans and the rivers and lakes that feed them are vital to the planet and everything living on it.
Whether you believe in climate change caused by human activity or not, polluting the natural environment always has a negative outcome.
Rivers poluted to the point of being devoid of life go from being a source of natural food for humans and animals and birds and insects and all the other things that are part of a healthy ecosystem to something that feeds the seas and oceans with a toxic liquid that should be fresh water.

Seem to be in a repeat cycle of wanting to do more shaping and then losing interest before I even start but then I get the urge again! Partly it's the materials and their environmental impact. But having said that in the scheme of things is it much of a deal really.