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Banana Field in Tully Town – June Perkins Every town, urban or rural, has the hidden walks. These are the ones the locals know about and love. These walks can be found in the oddest places. They might be alongside a river, behind a school, near a local…
Firelight Sing-a-long
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Firelight Singer – By June Perkins By the firelight we singalong. We’ve asked eldest to bring out his guitar and he’s become our karoke machine. He knows so many songs. But he doesn’t sing aloud with us yet. Hubby sings the loudest, to the beat of his own…
Chat with GrandDad Gerard
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Here is my son’s Chat with Grandad (my Dad) Can you tell me what countries my relatives are from? My parents, and my father’s parents, were all born in England. My father’s paternal grandfather (Jean Gerard) was born in France, and had “mixed” (African?) decent. My mother’s…
From the sanctuary of the margins
There are many memorable stories in the real that beg for another life, that of fictionalised and immortalised. My memory is initially drawing them as if I am an eager girl artist with chalk on a pavement. Yet these stories ask for more than a moment and long not to be washed away like chalkContinue reading “From the sanctuary of the margins”
Yarning with Bubu
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This is my youngest son’s interview with his Bubu (grandparent) ? Hello Bubu. I am doing a project about my family history. Can you help? What do you want to know about your project? I am studying my family tree for school And we have your father and…
June Paisa Perkins 