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To: TobagoJack who wrote (148017)	4/27/2019 3:18:15 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217541

In Tauranga. Last of summery weather as tons of leaves fall to polite the harbour. Government people with their usual blundering put 15cm blue metal dolphins on drains on streets warning people to put nothing but rainwater down the drain. The trees councils plant ignore the dolphin warnings thereby causing great biological oxygen demand in the harbour and weed growth and muck water. Roads are giant waste collectors designed to pollute water. Before the tree religion got going roads mostly sent water to the harbours . A tree removal mission would provide compost and lighten the sky and remove pollution. Death by trees falling and property damage would reduce. Electricity supplies would not be offline for weeks when storms arrive. Mqurice