https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Helena,_Ascension_and_Tr...
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That's sad
An interesting article. It mentions that "breeding dogs are no longer allowed on the island". I presume this is to avoid a feral population of dogs becoming established. However, I'm unaware that dogs pose particular threats to native wildlife, unlike cats.
Similar for other small animals;
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/managing-visitors...
> […] The oceanic pole of inaccessibility, also known as Point Nemo, is located at roughly 48°52.6′S 123°23.6′W[21] and is the place in the ocean that is farthest from land. It represents the solution to the "longest swim" problem.[22] […]
On sports competitions:
> However, opponents were in short supply. It was a case of waiting for visiting opponents, and sometimes years might go by without any opportunities to play foreign opposition. Their first match was against a South African fishing vessel and they lost 10–6.
I’m assuming you are just trolling to stir up internet drama. If you’re being serious, then you should be ashamed, because that’s a very obvious lie. i guess we all see what we want to see.
I counted 9 photographs with woman in them. I counted about 18 with men in them.
I’ll even reference the photos for you:
- woman eating a snack in the 1st photo (left), where timber is being carried.
- 2nd photo (shearing pen)
- school girl wearing crocs, jeans, and a pink backpack (Ella Repetto)
- (backside) photo of a woman named Shannon Swain.
- the laboratory for the village’s Fisheries Department. A lady named Sarah Glass-Green is shown.
- I see ladies working the field in the photo of Tristan’s potato patches.
- Joyce Hagan, standing outside the lobster processing facility.
- Sara Green, a girl playing at the beach.
- A far shot, but there is one of a woman collecting eggs. “Kelly Green, Tristan’s head of tourism, collects eggs at the end of the workday.”
Very likely the woman are caring for the heavy burden and labors required to upkeep their own homestead which deserves an article itself, but obviously outside of the point of this article.