Footloose replied:

Those stockmen fellas son't get much fresh meat until the tourists come along. They're all the same, from those who run (what was once) landcruisers as battering rams at funny animals in the bush up north through to those around the Plenty("Yes mate, but what are you selling?")
Hearts of gold, the first to step up to the plate, but ooooh they tell a mean yarn at the drop of a hat.
Good luck in unravelling the truth from mythology. :)))))

handy replied:

what ever side suits us. cheers

handy replied:

the bloke at rabbit flat would have a fair idea on the history kim.
just have to get him on a good day. cheers

Member - Arkay (SA) replied:

If you are interested in history of that region a book called Angels Don't Go Droving (The Dick Scobie Story) by Jim Ditchfield published by the Central Queensland University Press ISBN 1 876780 33 9 is a good read. If you can't find a copy fax Jim on 08-8278-1944, he has copies for sale direct.

Hairy replied:

Kim,
Ill have a think who is still alive and get back to you.
As for what side of the road..... same as youse......left hand side till 7.00pm and then we change?
Cheers