xxi. Signs and Wonders - Bags
Bags Early 13c. bagge, from Old Norse baggi or a similar Scandinavian source, perhaps ultimately of Celtic origin. After the Japanese...
12.The Town I loved So Well - Images of Gawler SA.
The junction of North and South Para Rivers in Gawler, South Australia is one of the most sacred sites for the indigenous Kaurna people....
11.The Town I Loved So Well: Images of Gawler SA. 'The Wheatsheaf Inn'.
The Wheatsheaf Inn Built 1849 At either end of this old long room below the late secluded Sunday conversation and comforting clatter of...
xx. Signs and Wonders - Detective Novels
Detective: 1850, short for detective police, from detective (adj.) Private Eye Half a bottle of soft straw single malt I had for...
10.The Town I Loved So Well: Images of Gawler SA. 'Old Stone Wall'
Old Stone Wall There’s an old stone wall here probably centuries old that still holds the morning up. Bare vines as thick as my arm still...
9.The Town I Loved So Well: Images of Gawler SA.
Gawler Railway Station - Nineteenth Street (Completed 1879) Gawler Railway Station (c 1885) Gawler Railway Station (c 1895) Gawler...
xix. Signs and Wonders - Home
Home: Old English ham ‘dwelling, house, estate, village,’ from Proto-Germanic khaim, Old Norse heimr ‘residence, world,’ heima ‘ home....
8.The Town I Loved So Well: Images of Gawler SA. Norfolk Island Pine
Girl Guides Club - Todd Street, Gawler. Planted by the Mayor, Edward Clement in 1872. Edward Clement's home in Gawler where he planted an...
xviii. Signs and Wonders - Thistles
Thistles Old English þistel, from Proto Germanic thikhstula, Old High German distil. Thistles All along the rusty railway line from...
