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    lifeless and worn out that are struggling to even lift their heads from the desks as the harshness of this outback sun sucks the life out of them. This also emphasise the isolation as they not able to access such privileges such as air-cons and fans. The line “And although I love the desert, I have found myself dreaming” gives the audience this understanding that this weather is secluded to the outback and that the feeling of longing to be somewhere else is not frowned upon. This also provides…

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    back to society to escape solitude from the Australian outback. These characters from these stories display positive and negative emotions towards society. However, in the end, both McCandless and the girl show that their surroundings and society as a whole has deeply affected them. McCandless begins to regret his decision on abandoning society and living in solitude. The girl begins to believe…

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    the poem was featured on the Australian $10 note and with a micro print of the text from the poem itself on the note. The reason this poem is so renowned is because it helped non-Australians and ‘city people’ get a picture of what true Australian outback is like and form an opinion of what it would be like to live in the country, Banjo does this through “referencing various familiar Australian scenes, locations and even plant species… brumbies, plains, wombats, homesteads and mountains, using…

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    ballads focused on the Australian way of life in the outback. He has produced many well-known ballads such as “The Man from Snowy River “and “Clancy of the Overflow” also his infamous ballad “Waltzing Matilda”. “Waltzing Matilda” was originally created in 1895 and the title is Australian slang for ‘going walkabout with your swag’. The ballad narrates the story of a lonely, wondering worker or swagman preparing a drink of billy tea at a bush camp in outback Australia. Swagman were common…

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    Imagine being stuck in the Outback for almost three months with limited food and water in temperatures of over 100 degrees fahrenheit. With deadly and dangerous scenarios like that it would be nearly impossible to survive. Well, Ricky Megee went through exactly that when he was in Australia for a trip in 2006. He was 35 years old when he went through the hardest task in his life. Using intelligence and determination, Ricky Megee survived through one of the hardest things a person could go…

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    Lucky Miles Themes

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    Throughout the movie the main setting is the heart of Australia. The deserts, not that all of Australia is desert but it shows the realism that even in the middle of nowhere there is a pub in true Aussie style. The Australian Outback also shows off that there is kilometres of nothingness whether there just be sand, small shrubs, a small old shack and people who live out there. Throughout this film the temperature is mentioned because as is known of Australia it is a hot country…

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    Stolen Book Summary

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    in present time and takes place in the Australian outback. It follows a girl named Gemma, who is 16 years old, and Ty a 24-year-old man. It is written in a letter format, directly addressed to Ty. The book starts out with Gemma meeting a man at the Bangkok airport and thinks he looks familiar. While getting coffee, the man drugs her drink, gives her a disguise, and put her on a plane. Gemma later wakes in a small house in the Australian outback. There is nothing around, no people, not towns,…

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    can either take off on your own, or experience a two or four-hour guided tour. With a guided tour, you are able to take in some of the beautiful animals and landscapes that surround Scottsdale's lakes and rivers. Arizona Outback Adventures Like Arizona Outdoor Fun, Arizona Outback Adventures takes you out into the rugged environment surrounding Scottsdale. However, the types of tours you can experience here are entirely different. For example, with this company, you are able to spend quite a bit…

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    ‘The Watertower’ was written by Gary Crew and illustrated by Steven Woolman has been established in an outback town called Preston. This story is based on two friends named Spike and Bubba going on an adventurous journey to the local Watertower which overshadows the town of Preston like a dominating figure on Shooters Hill, as they prepare for a day filled with swimming. Readers are quickly agitated by the shifting images and text of each opening which creates suspense and curiosity for the…

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    Fresh Bait by Sherryl Clark is a short story regards a High School teacher that journeys to the Australians Outback in an attempt to find the killer of a university student called Melanie. Melanie was hitchhiking when she was killed by an unknown killer. The young man journeys to the Australians Outback to find the killer. The main protagonist in Fresh Bait is young man. Through the story the young man’s name and gender is never revealed. However I assumed that the main character was a man…

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