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Inside Issue 37 Oct/Nov 2004

UP FRONT

Business
Aridgbold Farm: Dates with destiny
Bellata Gold: Going for gold

Outback Story
Clyde Agriculture: One big family

Horizons
Wrotham Park: A place in the sun

Adventure
Van Diemen’s drovers

Stations
Murrayfield: Reconciling with the past

Nature
The secret life of eels

Photo Essay
Take to the road

OUTBACK LIFE

Profile
Sylvia Admans: Giving her best

People
‘Bluey’ Vaughan: One that didn’t get away
Bill Edmonds: Desert plants aplenty
Mel Baker: Remote mothers’ help

At Work
Outback patrol

Up Close
Curnamona Station:

Achiever
Horsham Wool Factory: The golden fleece

LOOKING BACK

Legends
The Drovers: Moving mobs across the country

History
Never-say-die Lasseter

Travel
Away on the Warrego
Warraweena Conservation Park: Natural healing

Farmstay
A Wirraminna welcome

Drive
Brisbane River Valley: A track winding back

Vehicles
Kia Sorento
Toyota LandCruiser 100 Series ute

Outdoors
West Coast fly-fishing

Dining
Kakadu Mango Winery: Mango maketh the wine
Q Lamb: Partners in lamb

Pubs
Condamine Bell Hotel: Western Bell

OUT BACK

Utes
Crystal Brook Show: Crystal cruisers
Ute events
Mareeba muster
Malanda muster
Readers’ photos

Art
Kristina Browning: Welded to art

Reviews
The Charters Towers Goldfield Ashes
Outback Heroes
Top fishing spots

Music
Kasey Chambers: Kasey’s country charm

Towns
Louth, NSW
Louth Races

Signs
Towns with many a tale to tell

Dogs
We’re seeking the Working Dog of the Year

Boots
Readers’ entries

Mailboxes/Signs
Readers’ entries

Store
Longhorn keeps on rolling

Events
Longreach Rodeo

The Last Word
The spirit of the outback