Quest Wagga Wagga
69 Gurwood Street Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, 2650, Australia
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... in Toomoora had a look and immediately told the nurses to get me back in the ambulance and drive another hour to Wagga Wagga (the 2nd biggest city in NSW) base hospital. The fact that the ankle was fractured, severely dislocated and there was nu pulse in my foot (blood supply cut-off) made them drive pretty fast. However, they had radio'd Wagga Wagga hospital my condition, and somehow only the words 'Tractor' and 'no pulse' had come trough. So when we got to the hospital, the ...
Last day at Kyeamba
After three short weeks to get ourselves organised, Hugh left to drive to Sydney for 26 odd hour flight to Aberdeen via Abu Dhabi and Manchester. Mum and I drove down to Melbourne and had a delicious dinner of 'sliced' pizza at Donninis on Lygon St with Leesa and Dan, Amz and Matt, Jane and Affy. Air Asia came up with the goods again and we had an easy flight to Kuala Lumpur. Sorry, boring first entry but transit is ...
The Adventure Beings
... years I have been wanting to whip my voice in shape and become as fearless as some of the characters I have played on the stage. To be able to express myself authentically bypassing the sensory part of my brain where fear resides, after all I believe that it is fear that holds us back from shining in our magnificence that is unique to each and every one of us. It became crystal clear to me that I had been allowing fear to rule my life for far to long ...
Long Awaited Entry
... breathtaking views and natural landscapes including; waterfalls and cliff faces to name a few. On another day off I headed to Tambourine Mountain to again hike some trails and check out a few of the waterfalls and lagoons coming down the mountain. Around the end of February I decided to expand my travels to another part of Australia. I found a job as a farm hand working on an Angus Stud south of a town known ...
Happy Birthday Wendy
... dog sitting atop his 'tucker' or lunch box. Apparently a few of his mates thought this was a big laugh and proceeded to write a poem about it. Another version sees the dog guarding his master's tucker box while the master goes to get help, the master never returning and the dog remaining on the box until his death. Either way the 'Dog on the Tuckerbox' is meant to be a tribute to the men who helped build the roads around Gundagai).
We arrived at our friends Robyn ...
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