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Originally Posted by DFB FGXR6
I ended up compromising by lowering the mask below my nose to prevent fogging but kept my mouth covered. The reality is, I am in an open space and not conveying with people, hardly risking others or myself.
I was into sprinklers and anything related at the same age too. I learnt that if the lawn was watered it meant that I could mow the lawn more. And now its my job ha ha.
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Down here in country Victoria you are not required to wear a mask on a jobsite if you have a medical condition like Asthma or are doing strenuous work ie digging, using push mower, lifting heavy objects etc.
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