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EVE’S PARADISE: WOMEN IN THE AUSTRALIAN BUSH

On May 11, 2014 / History / 9 Comments

Tags: Banksia, Blackheath, Blue Mountains, Climate Change, Darling Downs, Edna Walling, Eleanor Perenyi, Elizabeth Farm., Elizabeth Hawkins, Elizabeth Macarthur, George Essex Evans, Georgiana Molloy, henry lawson, Jessie Ackerman, Margaret Preston, Parramatta, Pauline Conolly, Sophia Stanger, The Drover's Wife, Thistle Harris, Wattle Bird

EVE'S PARADISE: WOMEN IN THE AUSTRALIAN BUSH

A CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN THE AUSTRALIAN BUSH UPDATED OCTOBER 2017 The spectre of climate change and periods of prolonged drought have created an upsurge of interest in the growing of Australian native plants. However, we have been slow to embrace them. I suspect this would

FERRIES; THE OLD LADIES OF SYDNEY HARBOUR

On January 24, 2013 / Blog / 2 Comments

Tags: Australia Day, Bernard Bolan, Ferries, Ferrython, Five Bells, Flying Pieman, Greycliffe disaster, Kenneth Slessor, Lavender Bay, Mosman Bay, Parramatta, Rose Bay, Sydney, Sydney Ferrython, Sydney Harbour, William King

FERRIES; THE OLD LADIES OF SYDNEY HARBOUR

HELLO, EDITOR DES HERE. I HOPE YOU LIKE THIS STORY ABOUT THE DEAR OLD FERRIES THAT PLY SYDNEY HARBOUR. MY GUARDIAN PAULINE CONOLLY WROTE IT. I FIXED UP A FEW TYPOS. HAHAHA Each Australia Day, Sydney’s commuter ferries race down the harbour, decorated with bunting

Posts Tagged Parramatta

EVE’S PARADISE: WOMEN IN THE AUSTRALIAN BUSH

FERRIES; THE OLD LADIES OF SYDNEY HARBOUR

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