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i wonder if the nibbling on rudders is linked to how they chase down whales and sharks in the open ocean apparently they like shark livers and whale tongues, perhaps they chew up their propulsive fins to stop them in the water? not much to get their teeth on to on a yacht but the rudder training for the kids? “It’s a shark they are hunting,” he says. “They eat sharks.” He later adds: “They actually bite the tails off [of the great whites] from the back.” https://roaring.earth/killer-whales-attack-monster-great-white-shark/ https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/16672

no longer marine talk but to round it out https://www.1news.co.nz/2021/11/01/electric-powered-plane-makes-history-in-cook-strait-flight/

built out of carbon and powered by electric motors run off hydrogen powered fuel cells, imagine something like this as a bus hopping round the bays of nz dropping people off to their batches etc take a lot of traffic off the roads and open up huge number of beautiful spots that are now too slow and hard to get to

now the team have publicly come out to say they are not for sale seems dalts is too well entrenched

rolling out the big guns https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/americas-cup/126245824/team-nz-wont-win-americas-cup-without-grant-dalton-says-sir-stephen-tindall

story back again https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/americas-cup-could-stay-if-dalton-leaves-team-nz-claims-rich-lister-tnz-questions-intentions/PDJN5KDVCNG327LDG6APPJJG4A/

Moves are being made by a Kiwi rich-lister to see if the defence of the America's Cup can be held in Auckland after all. Mark Dunphy, CEO and chairman of Greymouth Petroleum and on New Zealand's rich list with an estimated worth of $230 million, is at the helm of the move to hold the 37th America's Cup in Auckland – most likely with a mix of private and Government funding. Dunphy has been speaking to the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, the holders of the Cup, but says the squadron and Team New Zealand now need to answer the question: are they committed to a local defence if the mon

He believed it could be from as long ago as the very early 1800s or even the 1700s. Willis and fellow expedition members Mark Willis and Dale Hedgcock unearthed the cannon late last month. They were at a Chalky Inlet beach when they spotted a small, deep orange patch among the stones. https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/cave-mystery-and-a-shipwreck-ship-drawing-names-cannon-found-at-chalky-inlet/P5CTEGZ5S64KFTN4OA6TYIWGBI/ https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Chalky+Inlet&atb=v177-1&ia=web&iaxm=maps Willis said team members were now waiting for the Ministry of Culture and Heri

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hi all, new member hilly asks Hilly 0 Posted 3 hours ago Hi everyone i have purchase Twisted Sister back in 2018 and i would like to know if anyone know its history ie what year was it built and so on. Cheers Hilly