cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/8872514
The ‘solar gardeners’, who mostly live in cities hours away, are getting returns of $505, possibly higher, locked in for the next decade, depending on the electricity market
The returns are credited directly to their electricity bills.
That place name has got to be one of the most aesthetically displeasing ones I’ve ever heard.
I mean, that’s a sound effect, not a name.
The name means “very bad camping ground” in the local Wiradjuri language. I don’t speak the language, but from what little I know of first nations languages I’m guessing a singular “grong” would be “bad camping ground” and duplicating it as “grong grong” makes it “very bad”.
So yeah, intentionally displeasing. It has reliable water where two creeks join and become one larger creek, which meant it was a place you could camp if you were on your way to somewhere else and needed to stop, but otherwise it’s not somewhere you wanted to be.
White people established a town there because it was a good place to access water for steam trains - which needed to stop every 10 to 50km to fill up their water tanks.
Thanks for the info.
How about Wagga Wagga? Gol Gol? Minyip?
Albacutya? Patchewollock? Pigick?
@Baku @beeng Or Boronia.
Because when you say the name, you think of… Boronia.
@Baku @beeng Wollongong… classic.
I’m pretty sure Wagga Wagga is where Fozzy Bear lives.
@beeng @maculata I always liked Tumbi Umbi and Kangy Angy, reminds me of Tellytubbies
Gronk!
“don’t need a gun, I’ve got a Donk!”