'The usual?' Bob was already reaching for the gin bottle. 'Why would it be any different?' Liz's tone was waspish, unnecessarily sarcastic. She was still feeling fragile, off-balance. Bob gave her a hard look as he poured the gin and tonic. Liz turned back to the stove. Bob took his beer around to the other side … Continue reading Liz Thurlow, Part Nine: Lies and More Lies
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Liz Thurlow, Part Eight: A Beautiful Picture
Editor's Note: I have been away for almost three months and all that time Liz Thurlow has been stuck in bed with Tony Babic. Now, some may say that is a good thing - but in my opinion, it is high time to get that girl out of there! So here goes with a 30 … Continue reading Liz Thurlow, Part Eight: A Beautiful Picture
The “Black Cats” of the Double Sunrise Service and other flying stories
Some time back I posted about the Lake Boga Flying Boat Museum. I am pleased to offer this follow up, with information courtesy of Jim Thurstan, retired Qantas engineer and a member of the Historical Aircraft Restoration Society (HARS) located at Albion Park, NSW. Firstly, a link back to the original story. Lake Boga was … Continue reading The “Black Cats” of the Double Sunrise Service and other flying stories
The Reluctant Retiree 