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March 29, 2013

On the trunk of the gum tree that has wonderful dark fibrous bark,

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From "The Blue Wrens and the Butcher Bird" by Judith Wright

Sweet and small the blue wren

whistles to his gentle hen,

"The creek is full, the day is gold,

the tale of love is never told,

fear not my love nor fly away,

for safe, safe in the blackthorn-tree

we'll build our nest today."

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As we began travelling we became ever more delighted with the little towns west of the Blue Mountains and wanted to be part of them. We started with a bush block at Clandulla and after six years have recently bought a house in the nearby town of Kandos which we will eventually retire to. This is the story of our adventure of discovery in the mid-western region of NSW.

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