ABPA - Australian Bush Poets Association

At fifty years of age, poet A.B. 'Banjo' Paterson enlisted in the A.l.F. in the Great War. He served in Egypt and the Holy Lands as an officer in the 2nd Aust. Remount Unit (nicknamed the 'Horse-dung Hussars.
(The Yellow Bay was a different horse to "Bill the Bastard")

PATERSON'S YELLOW BAY
© Graham Fredriksen 1956 - 2010

Good onya Manfred . . tis always a pleasure to read Grahams writing.

Cheers, Marty

Old Graham was a master at his craft - I've read this before and loved and read it again and marvelled. Story telling at its absolute best. what a delight to read.

Cheers

Maureen

Wow, what a brilliant poem and story. Thanks for posting Manfred.

Heather

... feeling a tad rebellious there Matty?

Yes, what a loss to Australian literature ...

Spelling people's names right isn't pedantic it's a requirement, isn't it..Mattt.


Thanks for the poem Manfred.

Oh, goody, can I have more too Neville?

Heattther

Doesn't have the same look to it does it?

No

Four ''t's''....FOUR! I'm having an attack of the vapours....

Graham was one of the best and it was a pleasure to have known him.


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