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Austhetics: post #3359 — TG.ME

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Today we remember Steve Irwin, who died 20 years ago.

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Gold panning for beginners - the Australian way. Every Australian kid should get out in the bush and pan for gold, at least once - just like our forebears 175 years ago. They went on to build our nation. Our kids will be building this nation within a generation. Find out where you can legally fossick for gold in NSW and (with a miner’s right) in Victoria. Gold atlases show you where the proven prospects are, and videos show you where in a creek to look. Here’s a quickie on using a pan and here is a longer one with NSW focus. Both videos have links to equipment suppliers - from pans to detectors. 73·Sep 5

Today we remember Steve Irwin, who died 20 years ago. 1.1K·Sep 4

He was the “Milky” and he sang out “Milko!” when he left the day’s delivery and collected the previous day’s empties (which we always washed). The milkman’s horses knew the route and when the milky ran off to deliver to three houses sequentially, the horse would saunter down to the third house to meet him. School milk was provided in 1/3 pint bottles with a few ½ pint ones. 148·Sep 3

Australian teams pulling together. 154·Sep 2 “To the true Australian the wattle is the emblem of the beauty and brightness of life in their southern land, of the springtime of existence, of the splendour of the nation that is still only in the making, but is yet to be.” Southern Sphere, 1910 “Wattle Day serves as propaganda in a picturesque form for the planting of wattles, and which aims at the cultivation of Australian national sentiment” SMH 1924 William Ogilvie wrote "Sunny country" (1916), which was often recited on Wattle Days: I dreamed of a sunny country last night, a golden dream Of wattles down the gully, and of gum trees by the stream; Of dancing haze and sides of blue, no other land can show Save this, our sunny country, where the golden wattles grow. In 1992, Governor-General Bill Hayden declared that "1 September in each year shall be observed as 'National Wattle Day' throughout Australia”. Above all, Wattle Day is more than an acknowledgement of a unique plant genus of a distinctive appearance. It is a celebration of the unique and distinctive Australian people in their unique and distinctive land. 174·Sep 1

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