Serves me right- Seeing a blurb about a book "Wanganella, the stud that changed the world" .
Wang? Stud? OF COURSE I was interested in seeing more. I find it is an obscure Australian story about a strain of Merino sheep developed for, blah blah blah. I'm going back to "Hunk of the Day " right now !
This link has the full story...
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(I was talking about "Bo-Peep, you low-life's)
Now, for those that can really get into this , at great effort I have procured a photograph of the famous Wanganella bronze Merino sheep tribute statue at Wanganella Station, Australia, and have pictured it along with a map of just where the hell all these sheep are. For the life of me I can find nothing beyond a campground ( that has hot water for a $1au coin for 4 minutes) and a general Store on Lot 9, Cobb Street ( you won't get lost- there are only 235 people and a bunch of sheep living there) where undoubtedly you can pick up a Kirk's cola and some chips) The campground doesn't look like you'd have much of an adventure staying at it- tho it is in the habitat of the common brown snake, the world's second most venomous snake .
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My photos showing most everything of interest there will save you a bundle in not having to fly forever, hire a car and guide, and drive all that way for a 10 minute viewing... and no cold beers.
Get a chair and a libation of choice and enjoy the day where you are . I'll be out soon as I finish with "Hunk of the Day !"