Life’s Staples milk and bread
Once upon a time, a long time ago, in our far away home at Wooloowin, milk was actually delivered to the back door of...
by Gertrude Baskerville (nee Stillman) about 1919 A description of the most enjoyable holiday Mother and I spent at Cairns and Kuranda We left...
Great Grandad Thomas Baskerville (1864-1934) travelled back to England with his daughter Phoebe Stretton nee Baskerville (1892-1967). He was 49 years old and Phoebe...
Page 7 Page 7 But “Quo Fata Vocant” was always there and the fates were calling me yet again (Henry of course says the...
Once upon a time, a long time ago, in our far away home at Wooloowin, milk was actually delivered to the back door of...
Now there is a recognized spirit of adventure – which I can identify with, but there is also an instinctive longing for survival. I...
One noticeable transition that occurs in the natural evolution from primary to secondary school, is the way in which teachers are recognized by the...
Well, the stories of our two year stay in Rockhampton would not be complete without at least some mention of our idiosyncratic church at...
When I was in Grade 4 at primary school, Dad accepted a job transfer to the Commonwealth Bank in Rockhampton. This sadly meant leaving...
My name is currently etched onto some pretty special honour boards of my old senior school at Brisbane Grammar, in some rather prestigious locations...
One Christmas school holidays I remember well as a total gutter experience. No, not with the negative connotation that you may be jumping to....
I remember that it was the fibro cottage named Kaboora that was our first holiday rental at Point Lookout Stradbroke Island and remained the...
The mullet are in! David would say excitably as he rushed into the house after doing his first day of holiday orienteering. See mullet...
Well all children have a Nana nothing special about this statement you may say. But see, I have never met anyone else who had...