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'Plov', shortened form of pavlova which is Australia's national dish although stolen from the Kiwis.
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The name had something to do with a dancer /ballet dancer I think.
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No, but Russia is a sort of clue. Think former Soviet Union.
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Ukraine?
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No, but the country concerned does begin with a 'U'
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Uzbekistan
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I think RiS has it. Just looked it up. Looks better than it sounds.
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Where is a very narrow sea passage that the sea flows changes its directions every few hours?
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Bay of Fundy?
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Somewhere off the west coast of Scotland?
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RiS is correct. It's not particularly pleasant, but then I did have it every night for a week when I was there - there wasn't much else!
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I took a liberty to pose a question following Ex-A post. Nice trips you were doing t15.
Both answers are wrong by the way.
Both answers are wrong by the way.
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T15
What exactly was the stuff?
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What exactly was the stuff?
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Four tides a day in Southampton Water, but I wouldn't call it narrow... or perhaps you mean more frequently than 6 hours-ish?
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The Severn Estuary?
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Rwy in Sight wrote: ↑Mon Jul 12, 2021 8:13 pmWhere is a very narrow sea passage that the sea flows changes its directions every few hours?
Te Aumiti / French Pass
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JH no it is not.
To help with the discussion the width of the straight is 38 m.
To help with the discussion the width of the straight is 38 m.