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“Don’t forget I am heading to the estate tomorrow after the morning lecture, and I should be home in time for dinner if all goes well,” I said to Mum as I put my breakfast dishes in the dishwasher and gave her a peck on the cheek. “Yes, I did remember, is anyone going with you?” Mum asked me, “Yes, you know how we have the Canadian Ambassador coming up to the estate on Saturday, well I know his son from University, and he is coming with me today to check it out ahead of the weekend,” I said in r

“For heaven's sake, it is supposed to be a small gathering of staff and family for a day of watching the Avon Descent, not a bloody grand spectacle with dignatories from all over the place,” I snapped, as I tried to think of a plan to deal with this situation. “Oh! I am sorry about that, I will tell his office that there are no tickets available as it is a private function,” Mr Appleton responded. “Yes, if you can do that please, I am only allowing the Canadian Ambassador and his family to

“Hello Cooper, how are things in Western Australia?” the voice of Mr Thymes asked, “I am very well thankyou sir, just a little annoyed with what is happening with my former employers,” I replied. “Yes, I have all the information in front of me here, and I have consulted a colleague Barrister at a law firm there in Perth, he is a good chap, and we know each other from University days back in Edinburgh, where I believe you’re ancestor also studied,” Mr Thymes said in response. “What is his r

“I see you have found our little songbirds,” a new voice said from behind, as Davies arrived in the room, “I have indeed, and if you please, can you finish the piece that you were playing when I arrived,” I replied as I sat down to enjoy the mini-concert, with Davies sitting next to me and the lads sat nearby. “Remind me to arrange for a baby grand to be delivered here, so we can have more music on the property,” I whispered to Davies who looked shocked at first then smiled and nodded his head.

“That is very good news to hear. I look forward to working with you and getting to know how well this estate is run under your guidance,” I replied. “Will you be residing on the property, once your family regains management control next month?” Davies asked me. “I am not entirely sure about that, as I will be getting some guidance from my Grandfather on some matters, but he is still managing the station down near Norseman. I have a feeling that now that the family is returning to the estate, he

The four-door diesel Wrangler was far more than I expected to get, which is maroon, with wide wheel arches, side steps, bull bar, front winch, two bull bar-mounted spotlights, four roof rack-mounted spotlights, snorkel, passenger side awning, tow bar and rear light and reversing camera. Inside, there are five seats, plus a large rear cargo bay, CB radio, front and rear air-conditioning, and window tinting, and it was a manual which I preferred. It did have over 200k in milage which was a bit of

Property is real and pic provided from Realestate advert.

Thanks mate, i hope you enjoy it. I am still writing this story so im still not sure where it is heading.

At the age of 20, I thought that my future was set, having graduated from high school with distinction in four key subjects, and at least an A- or higher for all other subjects, I had missed out on being Dux of the school by a very small margin and I was currently in my year third year of studying Agricultural Business and Science at University, which I wanted to complete before moving down to the station to work with Gramps, plus I had completed a Diploma in Emergency Health Care and a Graduate

Twenty-year-old Cooper Hudson is the oldest of four boys, who spent their first few years living on the family sheep station - Southern Hills, that is located on the south of the Eyre Highway, with the turn-off located 82 kilometres East of the nearest town of Norseman. Cooper is a third-year university student in Perth, where the family is based with their mother working part-time at the nearby college and their father often works away as he is a AFP senior officer. As the family enjoys another holiday down at the station, a big surprise is revealed, which changes Cooper's future totally.

Thanks for all of your great comments. its a shame that this problem in the SCS cant be resolved this way in real life… It would be great to have peace in the region again…

Although i am not a fan of American Football, this was and enjoyable story. Thanks mate…. Q

“Poof”? Is the story gay? 🤪😆😂

Awww… poor sylvester…. 😉🤪😆😂

Thanks mate, your comments are always welcome…