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Old 12-01-2006, 12:59 PM #1
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Default Anyone here from Australia?

I didn't know it is the Summer season ... and, I think I understand what "skylarking" may be, yet please forgive my relative ignorance: Is it Summer in Australia? and is skylarking related to diving? water skiing maneuvers?

I read about it in this article about SCI and "Spinal Injuries Awareness Week."

http://www.northshoretimes.com.au/ar...2248_news.html
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