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"He meant Danton." Calli liked Nick. He was kind and genuine, and smelled of cinnamon. "It’s just a name."

Over the years more than 200 ships were wrecked entering or leaving Newcastle Harbour, many on the Oyster Bank, but the Adolphe was the sandbar’s last, and biggest, victim. Stockton breakwater was extended to the wreck in 1906 and it was incorporated into the construction, and when the rock wall was completed in 1912 the deadly sandbar was gone forever.  

They stood guard night and day for six weeks fighting a losing battle. When the beans were ready, they cut ‘em with Raymond’s hand made rig behind the tractor. Each morning at daylight the three of them would rake the beans in a pile and pitchfork them into the pickup. There they’d fork ‘em into Raymond’s rebuilt combine, an Allis Chambers model 60 with John Deere wheels and a plywood box.

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Lake Macquarie’s annual Boatfest attracts about 5000 visitors. There’s country music festivals in both Cessnock and Port Stephens, Merriwa’s Festival of the Fleeces has sheep in red socks running down the town’s main street and Scone’s Horse Festival has a 17-day program each May.   

The layered horizons were festooned with buttes and rock formations that looked like giant teepees. The vast expanse was virtually treeless. You could spot the occasional creek by the cottonwood that followed its meandering course. The clover was in bloom. I surfed through big lakes of yellow blossoms. Baby antelope twins bounced through the sagebrush like jack rabbits trailing their sleek moms.

We have finished calving at my place, none of the cows needed help delivering, for which I’m thankful. But each new little critter trailing after his mama or kickin’ up his heels makes ya smile.

Commenter: Brian PatrickThe US Senate and Congress has to start standing up for the majority in this country. These student loans are just one example. Don’t be fooled these stories are stories of the majority. You are not a special case. Your government doesn’t care about you unless you got them elected with your money! Your vote is not your voice. Your vote is not your permission for the government to do what they think is right, it is for them to do what you think is right!

City Alley is composed of Joe DiGiglio, Matt Cusack, Chris Insignares and Jake Atherton. Derived from childhood friends, Joe and Matt, the band is rooted in their love of music and instrumentation. Together, they instilled the foundation for the band’s sounds today. Joe is self-taught immersing himself in his vocal abilities and transforming songs into his unique style. Matt studied music throughout his life and played in other bands before reuniting with Joe and former band-mate, Chris. The band has recently added band-mate Jake, who brings with him a soulful sound transcending from his stellar guitar skills. From their classic rock influences and their fusing of new musical styles, City Alley draws from personal experiences and reality to drive passion through their emotional lyrics and uniquely mixed harmonies.

Slater has been thinking for decades about building an artificial wave. In an as-told-to memoir, from 2003, he noted, “Surfers have dreamed of creating the ultimate wave machine. The perfect setup would take surfing to every town in America and make the sport as mainstream as soccer.” Wave pools have been around since the nineteenth century, when Ludwig II, the Mad King of Bavaria, had a wave machine built on a lake at one of his palaces. Pools built specifically for surfing began to appear in the late nineteen-sixties, but even the best of them produced only weak, short, messy waves. Slater got serious about developing his ideas in 2006, and began working with scientists at the University of Southern California’s Viterbi School of Engineering.

I thought the wave worked better for the women than for the men. Carissa Moore was carving turns at full stretch, in full flight; Steph Gilmore was drawing swift, elegant, classic lines; and both were tucking into the longest, most nail-biting barrels of the event. The difference between them came on the lefts, where Moore ripped harder. Gilmore came in second, and her world-title campaign was advanced. Moore, who had been having an off year, took first, and exulted in the win. Her trophy had a little tractor on top.

Young dogs think work is play. They turn over a new rock everyday discovering their world. Kinda like the thrill I got when I saw those geese fill the sky. Innocent wonderment. Made me feel like a puppy again.