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Surry Hills 51: Spring 3

Posted on October 9, 2008 by Neil

Three more from the “paper round”.

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— Original photos by Neil Whitfield 2008

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      • About the Whitfields: family pics for my brother
      • About the Whitfields: loss
      • About the Whitfields: Wandering Willie’s Tales
    • Family stories 4 — A Guringai Family Story — Warren Whitfield
    • More tales from my mother 1 — Spencer, NSW
      • More tales from my mother 2 — Felled Timber Creek
      • More tales from my mother 3 — Braefield NSW 1916-1923
        • Jean Christison to her grandmother — an undated letter from Braefield
      • More tales from my mother 4 — Dunolly NSW — and conclusions
  • Malcolm
    • Malcolm Gordon Gleeson: 1 — 25 May 1957 to 01 June 2007
    • Malcolm Gordon Gleeson: 2 — the Memorial Service
  • Neos
  • Sutherland 02
    • The Bard, a Rabbit, and Ninglun
  • Writings 1 — A story
    • 02 — a poem
    • 03 — an essay from 1998: Literacy
    • 04 — a learning journal from 1998: Literacy — My year with a Japanese Backpacker
    • 05 — Old Blog Entries: 99-04
    • 06 — Blogging Sydney’s Olympic Year 2000
    • 07 — a controversy — For the record: the great SBHS race debate of 2002
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      • Sequel: Art Monthly Australia July 2008

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