the bush
seeing the stars at night
my farm
the blue blue skies
the way the warm breeze blows on your face at night time on the back lawn
flee flee and ruby and rufus and shenzi and the chooks
my sisters
my friends
the beach
walking around barefoot
a tan
driving with the window down
the kangaroos in the bull paddock, and on the big flat at sunset
mums cooking
farm work
shearing
the smell of bushfire smoke
the sound of the dogs barking at the foxes
the silence
dad turning the water pump on
the sound of the landrover starting in the morning
dad blowing his nose in the kitchen when he gets up in the morning
macca on a sunday morning
the sound of a car approaching the farm * you can hear it coming about 2 ks before they arrive at the homestead*
lemongrass tuna
nice fresh fish
yabbying in the river
ants crawling all over oyu when you sit on the lawn
the smell of freshly cut grass
the sound of the cows when they are in the cattle yards
the dust
dad practicing his music in the shed
beers on the back lawn on a balmy night
the sound of the verandah door banging shut
getting in
to the truck to go to a fire
coming home after a fire, tired, emotional, hot, dirty and getting into a cold shower and having a beer
the smell of smoky clothes
mums coffe and apple cake at lamb marking tome
the dew on the grass when you get up at dawn
the cookaburras
watching a storm come in
the first whiff of the sea breeze after a 45 degree day
the first shoots of grass after a long summer
the sound of bones crunching under the mower
driving thru the water in the winter
watching the river rise and fall as the seasons change
eating bush onions from the ground
poking sarah in the eye
just testing if shes really reading this
christmas at our house the way it used to be
getting the good chair the whole night in the longeroom
lying on the carpet infront of the potbelly
wildflower walks
mushrooms picking
pattersons curse searching
burning off the bamboo at the bottom of the shed
mulberry picking, while trying not to be bitten by ants
running away from the chooks when you let them out...the more you run, the scarier they get
playing wars
tying all our bikes together
making cubby houses
i miss rabbit
mums birthday cakes
going into the pantry after shopping day
mangoes
cherry ripes
crunchies
choc milk
roast chook
helping dad whenwe butcher a sheep
driving around in my car
the wide roads
red rooster
friendly people
good customer service
men who are men, and not pussies like over here
smoking weed with the hoaths
having a deep and meaningful conversation with the fry boys
driving up to the baramba gate after a long time away from home
the beach road house
cowalla
the way the river is yellow, but we still drink from it
the leaches!!
hours spent down at the river in the summer. wow i really miss that