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Carcoar story posted on 15/11/2011 40 years ago the Mid Western Highway in NSW by- passed this lovely little town - and it's little, just 250 people - and so Carcoar had remained almost unchanged since then.
It's not been tizzyied up to be a 'tourist town ' but the buildings along m... thanks to Doodie
TOGETHER! story posted on 01/07/2010 - about When I saw this clothing label in an opp shop I was amazed! What a great label! It states very clearly MADE IN AUSTRALIA. If anyone has any more knowledge or information about this interesting clothing label, please share it!... thanks to Lana Zgoznik from Melbourne
Australia Day in Port Hedland story posted on 27/01/2010 - about It was January 26 2004 in the mining town of Port Hedland, WA.
The town had gathered outside the pub to watch the annual tractor pull -- teams of six local blokes each compete to see which team can pull the truck the furthest along the street.
Every... thanks to Doug Kirkpatrick from Melbourne
sewroo products listing posted on 07/07/2009 Ironing Board Covers, Peg Bags, Wash Bags, Iron Shields, Peg Pouch, Dolly Pegs, Iron Mat, Australian Made... thanks to Leeanne and Graham Schultz
You know you're being Australian when... (part 1) news (Special Feature) posted on 26/01/2009 It's the little things that help remind you who you are and who you're being...... thanks to site administrator
Melbourne Life news (Attractions) posted on 15/12/2008 Victoria's capital city offers plenty to do for the visitor with time to explore, feel and contemplate... thanks to site administrator
Nice Fashion - if you can wear it story posted on 11/12/2008 - about Not sure where this picture came from or who took it (if it was you, please let me know so you can be properly credited) Anyway, its a rather fetching photo, don't ya think? I wouldn't expect to see someone carrying on like this in, say, Fairbanks, Ala... thanks to Fran
Taking a punt on the Melbourne Cup - Part 2 of 2 story posted on 06/11/2008 - about The Melbourne Cup is many things to many people. Closet gamblers, fashionistas, socialites and regular folk cluster around TVs, radios and track railings for the race that literally stops a nation. Occasions like the Melbourne Cup provide wonderful oppor... thanks to Doug Kirkpatrick from Melbourne
Tripping in the Park story posted on 16/10/2008 - about My mates and I recently took a trip down to the Royal National Park. What an amazing place and right at the edge of Sydney metro area. The contrast of green growth below the blue sky was superb. I've seen this from the air on the way in and out of Sydn... thanks to Matthew Strahorn from Brisbane
My back says it all story posted on 30/03/2008 - about What can I say - we are the luckiest people to have a country so beautiful. My tattoo reflects the way I feel. I love our country.... thanks to petbarn
Farm fresh eggs - scrambled by bike story posted on 29/06/2006 - about The next door neighbour's daughter, Lorelle Cargee (spelling), and my sister Robina and I used to ride our bikes a lot when we lived in rural Western Australia. The roads weren't all paved then and lots of bumps.
One day, my mum packed some freshly la... thanks to Gillian Jennings from near Bencubbin, WA
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![Lawn in the Pilbara
'Contrast of colour in Newman WA - public footpath meets private lawn'
posted by Doug Kirkpatrick
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'Contrast of colour in Newman WA - public footpath meets private lawn'
posted by Doug Kirkpatrick
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