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Three topic Tuesday. You've touched what?

Weird and unusual things you've received or sent in the post, and you think you've been where nowhere the listener has been.

941.14.1043. Let's go to Tim. He's been waiting about 20 minutes to talk to us. Tim, thank you very much for staying on hold.

Not a problem. How are you, Christian? I'm good, buddy. So what have you touched, Tim?

Me and the far they got to touch one of the greatest resources of all time, black caviar, mate.

Right. And how come uh no i just

went to the races i think she'd won about 15 races asked the old man if he wanted to go so we went a bit

early grabbed a coffee walked over to the stalls just to check out the horses and then she came

around the corner.

I go to the dad, there she is.

He's going, no, that's not her.

Called the strap her over.

And she talked to us for about 10 minutes while we sat there patting black cavio, mate.

You say she, like it was the horse having a chat with you.

Right, guys, we come from fog. Cold today, cold a little bit nervous about the big race. The lady's strapper. Yeah, I got that bit, Tim. Yeah, yeah, but yeah, it was something a bit special, mate. Yeah, that incredible. A sporting legend, mate. All right, Tim, thank you very much. You call. You take care. Appreciate it, guys. Great show. Thank you, buddy. That's very kind. Jeanette, good morning. Good morning. Jeanette. So what have you touched? Do you touch something interesting? What is it? I've touched the biggest flower in the world. It's called the

Raphelesia Arnaldi, and it's in the rainforest of Saba in Indonesia. I didn't know there was

somewhere in the world. There's the world's largest flower. How big is it? It's about a meter

across, and it weighs about seven kilos. Well, and so is it like a tourist attraction? You went on a three-hour, six-hour round trip to see the big flower?

No, it's not a tourist attraction. They only open it up to a certain amount of people every year because they try and keep the rainforest intact.

Yeah.

So it's pretty limited.

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