Hello, well, you know what it is don't you 300?

Radalonies A-Sharwood and Garden Stores brings you

a logic podcast number 300

Hey 300 and they said it couldn't be done January 13th, 2020

48 degrees was the high on this day in 1987 and it was 30 below on this day in

1916 number 300 and you're still not ready to play the opening

Oh, no, that's my fault. That's my fault

What number 29? 300

And now from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of

Spoon Lake it's garage logic with rookie on production Chris Reaver's

director of social media John Hyde in the newsroom and occasionally Kenny from

the Krabby Coffee Shop here is your flashlight king fireworks commissioner and

keeper of common sense your mayor Joe Sunchere

Let's look at today's Australian wildfire situation which is not good

a 50,000 year old solution could exist

Aboriginal burning practices Aboriginal people had a deep knowledge of the

land said historian Bill Gammage an emeritus professor at Australian National

University who studies Australian and Aboriginal history they can feel the

grass and know if it would burn well they knew what types of fires to burn for

what types of land how long to burn and how frequently skills like that they

have but we don't know Gammage said Aboriginal techniques are based in part on

fire prevention ridding the land of fuel like debris scrub under growth in

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