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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «BULWADDY»
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1
The Murranji Track: Ghost Road of the Drovers
It was probably completely waterless and covered with arid shrublands,
grasslands and spinifex, and the bulwaddy and lancewood scrubs that now
characterise the region probably grew far to the north. As the ice age ended and
the world ...
2
In the Tracks of Old Bluey: The Life Story of Nat Buchanan
The country we had passed over was flat to undulating, and covered by dense
thickets of lancewood and bulwaddy scrub which made travelling with stock very
trying. By travelling night and day both dry stages were safely passed, but on the
...
The Dying Stockman - Traditional HIS NAME was Harry Bathern, a tough little
terrier of a man who never had a shave in his life; but everyone called him
Bulwaddy Bates. The 'Bulwaddy' was easy enough to understand because he
was ...
4
Settler Sovereignty: Jurisdiction and Indigenous People in ...
R. v. Fitzpatrick and Colville, June 21 or 24, 1824, Decisions of the Superior
Courts of New South Wales, 1788-1899, published by the Division of Law,
Macquarie University, http://www.law.mci.edu.au/scnsw/. On the interview with
Bulwaddy: ...
5
The Windsor Magazine: An Illustrated Monthly for Men and Women
Saunders, at Farrell's first command, had turned and dodged into the cover of a
bulwaddy thicket. This concealed him from Farrell's view, but not from King's.
From the bulwaddy thicket bullets came at long intervals, the shots of a cool-
nerved ...
6
Australian words and their origins
Bulwaddy. bull wire. (So called because of its strength.) A heavy gauge fencing
wire. 1945 Coast to Coast 1944 56 Sand, gibbers; and crazy bull- wire fences
staggering into infinity. 1988 A. D'Ombrain Fish Talcs 1 1 For our fishing
expedition ...
Well, that's sort of Bay of Biscay country, young feller. The flats have good
Mitchell grass, but it gets hilly an' stony with thick Bulwaddy an' Lancewood
scrubs.” Murranji Bill collected his thoughts before continuing. “An' it's jumbled
country, mate ...
8
Beyond the Black Stump: Histories of Outback Australia
Most of the way it is quite flat, and for about 90 kilometres it passes through very
dense scrubs of bulwaddy {Macropteranthes keckwickit) and lancewood {Acacia
sherlii). The Birdsville Track runs through very arid country characterised by.
9
Mabberley's Plant-book: A Portable Dictionary of Plants, ...
... to Typha spp., Rubens's picture of Christ scourged shows this & all pictures of
Moses in 'the bulrushes' also; b. millet Pennisetum glaucum bulwaddy
Macropteranthes kekwickii bumble tree Capparis mitchellii bumbo Daniellia spp.
Bumelia ...
10
Kajirri, the Bush Missus
This was the stockroute leading from the Victoria River district to Newcastle
Waters, and was one ofthe most treacherous in Australia. A lot of the Murranji
country was covered with dense lancewood and bulwaddy trees, and there were
many ...
Lexie Simmons, Darrel Lewis, 2005
