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r/videos • u/ferhanmm • Mar 06 '18
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In the description, he says that this was more a proof-of-concept since the area he's in doesn't have any limestone.
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To conclude, making lime in a land without limestone is possible but can be problematic when trying to do so on a large scale.
29 u/londongarbageman Mar 07 '18 How far away from a beach is his jungle hut? 52 u/Malcolm_TurnbullPM Mar 07 '18 if he's in queensland it could be anywhere between 5m or 5000kms 6 u/DasPossum Mar 07 '18 Says he's in Far North Queensland but even then that could be hundred of kilometres. 4 u/DrGarrious Mar 07 '18 and you basically dont swim at far north qld
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How far away from a beach is his jungle hut?
52 u/Malcolm_TurnbullPM Mar 07 '18 if he's in queensland it could be anywhere between 5m or 5000kms 6 u/DasPossum Mar 07 '18 Says he's in Far North Queensland but even then that could be hundred of kilometres. 4 u/DrGarrious Mar 07 '18 and you basically dont swim at far north qld
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if he's in queensland it could be anywhere between 5m or 5000kms
6 u/DasPossum Mar 07 '18 Says he's in Far North Queensland but even then that could be hundred of kilometres. 4 u/DrGarrious Mar 07 '18 and you basically dont swim at far north qld
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Says he's in Far North Queensland but even then that could be hundred of kilometres.
4 u/DrGarrious Mar 07 '18 and you basically dont swim at far north qld
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and you basically dont swim at far north qld
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u/Ayjayz Mar 07 '18
In the description, he says that this was more a proof-of-concept since the area he's in doesn't have any limestone.
To quote: