Melina Popovic

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Malcolm Birtwell

Scurdie Ness

Happy All Saints Day :0)

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Malcolm Birtwell

Scurdie Ness

Hello from swampy Scurdie Ness :0)

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Melina Popovic

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Clint Stallard

Stinky Bottom

I did some extra exploring on Sunday, posting on walls well outside the last 70. This caused me to get blocked, which I did not know was a thing. I was unable to post on any walls Monday morning. Sorry about that :(

It’s Tuesday and on this day in history:
1938 DuPont announces its new synthetic polyamide fibre is called "nylon"
I chatted to AI about this: 
If found that there are many "bio-based" nylons to replace the pro-chemical version and was surprised. There is much, much more than I thought, or can paste here.
> Traditional nylon is made from chemicals derived from crude oil and natural gas.
Bio-based nylons use some or all of their raw materials from renewable biological sources such as:
Castor beans
Corn sugar
Sugarcane
Vegetable oils
Agricultural waste
The end product is often chemically very similar to conventional nylon
Example: Nylon 11 (castor bean nylon)
For applications such as fishing nets, technical outdoor gear, automotive components, cable ties and engineering plastics, castor-bean-derived Nylon 11 is currently one of the most successful bio-based replacements for petroleum-derived nylon. It delivers many of nylon's benefits while relying on a renewable crop rather than fossil fuels

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