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You know you are ... (2)



You know you are in a the country when the dunny is still in situ, even though it fell into disuse 30 or more years ago.

Musing:
Lyrics from the well known Australian country music song by Slim Newton (listen)
"There was a redback on the toilet seat,
When I was there last night.
I didn't see him in the dark,
But boy I felt his bite.
I jumped up high into the air,
And when I hit the ground.
That crafty redback spider,
Wasn't nowhere to be found."

Comments

  1. I love this dunny! And the CI ... and the weathered fence posts.

    Cant get CTS more different than hollyhocks and disused dunnies.

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