Tag: PSA - Pleasant Sunday Afternoon
Top Ten: Why not? Everyone else is.
It is possibly a bit pretentious as I have only been blogging since August. And regularly blogging since mid December with only 71 posts. But everyone else has been doing it.
Consider it showing my newer subscribers some earlier “quality” posts.
So my ten most popular posts are:
1. “A Drive in The Country: It took this truck [...]
Posted: January 2nd, 2009 under Indigenous, PSA - Pleasant Sunday Afternoon, Remote Living, Remote health, Rural Health, blog.
Tags: aboriginal, bush, CRANA, health, Indigenous, Oodnadatta, PSA - Pleasant Sunday Afternoon, remote
Comments: 3
A Snake in the Hand is Worth….
An emergency. You just open the door and run out. A dark summer night. There was an elderly man in the car and his family on the other side of the car yelling for me. I race to the gate and instead of placing my hand on the expected tubular frame it landed on something [...]
Posted: December 21st, 2008 under PSA - Pleasant Sunday Afternoon, Remote health.
Tags: health, PSA - Pleasant Sunday Afternoon, remote, snake
Comments: 1
PSA - Painted Desert
You can see how it got it’s name.
The Painted Desert only took 80 million years to create. Those hills are steep, but even standing on the edge of a cliff the slope is deceiving. It is a magnificent place.
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Posted: October 19th, 2008 under PSA - Pleasant Sunday Afternoon, Remote Living.
Tags: desert, PSA - Pleasant Sunday Afternoon, remote
Comments: 1
PSA - Oodnadatta Track
The view from a station track as it enters the Oodnadatta Track. This was from a few years ago and you have to wonder why it is there. These days, with the track usually in great condition with many more tourists travelling it in the nice (i.e:cooler) seasons the stop sign is now accompanied by [...]
Posted: September 28th, 2008 under PSA - Pleasant Sunday Afternoon, Remote Living.
Tags: outback, PSA - Pleasant Sunday Afternoon
Comments: 1