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Reading—A beer with Baz of a think, then whoosh! It knocked the bloody Akubra clean off my head. The wife reckoned my face looked like a beetroot.’ Bazza laughed.

Vol 16 September 15th 2017 Vol 28 December 7th, 2017 Vol 48 April 27th 2018 ‘You should have worn a miner’s helmet, Mick. Anyhow, what’s the strategy for today?’ Mick stopped and turned to Bazza. He stretched his Cronulla Sharks football jersey over his long forgo en six pack, adjusted his map of Australia mask and straightened his glasses a few mes. ‘I’m going for the everyday look. I want to come across as everybody’s mate and I am pre y sure the bloody magpie will leave me alone. It’s important to walk as slow as possible. Now remember Bazza,…… it’s not a race.’ They both spied the magpie halfway up the tree and it eyed them, ruffled its feathers and shook its beak. They ambled through the a ack zone untouched.

A beaming Mick turned to Bazza. ‘How good was that, Bazza? I reckon………….’ A raucous cacophony of laughter erupted from a riot of Kookaburras.

Have a beer with Baz at john.longhurst59@gmail.com

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