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Shooting is an Olympic sport consisting of three disciplines - pistol, rifle, and shotgun shooting - each with different target types. It has been included in the Olympics since 1896 and includes both men's and women's events. Over 400 athletes competed for gold medals in shooting at the 2012 London Olympics, with the shotgun discipline using clay targets that can be safely shot at due to the shotgun's faster bullets.
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On his holiday, the author helped put up a tent at Nagambie and went swimming in the pool which was too hot to play tennis. They went fishing and caught a small fish but had to throw it back due to its size. At the beach, the author went surfing and had a friend over to play, after fishing with his dad the day before and catching only shrimp. The pool was their main activity on a very hot day where they spent time swimming and using the rope swing over water 3 to 4 meters deep.
Mona lisa mystery
The narrator was called to France to help find the stolen Mona Lisa painting after it went missing from the Louvre. They searched landmarks like the Arc de Triomphe and Eiffel Tower, finding clues along the way, until discovering the painting stashed in a bag on the top floor of the Eiffel Tower. The narrator was rewarded for recovering the famous artwork with a free trip back to France.
Mona lisa mystery
The narrator was called to France to help find the stolen Mona Lisa painting after it went missing from the Louvre. They searched landmarks like the Arc de Triomphe and Eiffel Tower, finding clues along the way, until discovering the painting in a bag on the top floor of the Eiffel Tower. The narrator was rewarded for recovering the famous artwork with a free trip back to France.
Dame ducks
A hunter who enjoyed duck hunting was killed by a giant duck with red eyes and white teeth. While investigating his dog's barking late one night, the hunter encountered the enormous duck and fired at it but to no avail. The giant duck then tore the hunter's head off and ate it, ending his life.
Rhys errol and dawin
The document outlines travel plans from July 3-10 including flight details, hotel accommodations, and activities. Flight numbers for the outbound and return trips are provided, as well as flight duration and cost. Accommodations at the Esplanade hotel are noted for its pool and gym. Planned activities include walking in town, fishing with a boat rental, dining at a restaurant, breakfast at the Buzz cafe, a Kakadu tour, swimming with crocodiles, a motorbike tour, and dining at the Yots Greek taverna. Skydiving is listed as the special activity planned for the last day along with pool swimming. Various costs are given for components of the trip.
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