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Re: British Beef Situation
In article <dcline-1804961546580001@pm2-19.sba.silcom.com>, Richard
Cline <dcline@silcom.com> writes
>In article <kc7E8TA$8ddxEwAq@upthorpe.demon.co.uk>,
>Oz@upthorpe.demon.co.uk wrote:
>
>> In article <31744D6B.7C12@ACSWORLD.NET>, Jiva Goswami dasa
>> <JivaGo@ACSWORLD.NET> writes
>> >
>snip
>
>> >Life on a well managed farm at that time
>> >was good and prosperous.
>>
>I have a lovely little book written by a woman recalling her childhood on
>a farm in the late 1800's. Her family was one of the fortunate ones with
>financial resources. Each child at the age of six became responsible for
>bringing water to the farmhouse. This was a walk of one mile to get to
>the water source. Most families lost one or more children to disease or
>accident.
>
>But it was a good life. Our priorities were a little different.
Fair comment.
However who would not do all in their power to save their children?
Pandora's box.
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'Oz "When I knew little, all was certain. The more I learnt,
the less sure I was. Is this the uncertainty principle?"
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