Hope you enjoy this little collection of pics. As we do more exciting things and meet more exciting people we'll add the images here for you to see.
If you happen to have any shots of us or outback places or people that you think would interest others we'd love to put them up here for you. Just send us an email and we'll work it out. |
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| Sensationally stunning singing superstar Sara Storer says “Sensor Stomach Spot” so said spot, sadly, shown shaded, sounds seemingly suspicious! Sara was lucky enough to get a photo with us when we helped out the fellas at Pioneer Village Country Music Club on the 15th of December with their big show. She's a little sensitive about whether she could handle the extra exposure she received when posing with us hence you will never know what we saw in Sara Storer's belly button! She also learned about stage presence from a couple of true professionals when helping out with "Dangerman" |
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| All in a day's fun for "The Goodall Boys", Having just finished hosting the 4AAA Country Club Christmas Party , Lee Kernaghan just had to have his pic taken with us to remember the day. What a beaut time we had, Lee really enjoyed our company. He enjoyed talking with us that much that he even kept talking while we ran behind him to his car, then with a hurried and reluctant farewell he bid us good riddance, or was it good day? Something like that anyway. |
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| Just finished a great time at the Brisbane Caravan & Camping & 4WD Show. Here's Rob pouring out the poetry in front of Siggy,
Cooper Tires mean machine. As you can see people are
enthralled with the visual imagery of Rob's poetry - well at least a couple of people stopped to listen!!! |
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| Here's a couple of our mates - Julia Creek and her husband, Coop. These blokes hale from around Nindigully , Julia is a governess on a local station and Coop is a ringer there. Look happily married don't they? You should hear them talk about one another! They could almost be arrested for using poetry as a deadly weapon! You'll be hearing more from these two. |
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You've heard about it - You've read about it (if you own the book!) well here it is. The Innamincka Pizza - the meanest mother of all pizzas.
When you do this one right it ends up about 3" thick and a base to die for with enough to feed a small army. Nothing smells better round the campfire - no, not the army - the pizza ! |
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| Here's another mate of ours - Dusty Fraser . You'll recognise his face from radio station 4AAA Murri Country . Dusty is one of the DJ's and plays a mean guitar. |
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| We love nothin' better than to sit round the campfire and cook up a good feed. Here is one of easiest and favourites, especially if there's some kids around - Dampdogs. A handful of damper mix wrapped around a cheerio and some cheese (or any other filling that takes your fancy). |
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| We had some fun in Tamworth this year when we caught up with our mate Pixie Jenkins - the finest fiddle player in Australia! Pixie had just been inducted into the Golden Guitar Hall of Fame Wax Museum and this pic shows him proudly displaying his bust wearing Mark's hat. |
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| The Boys attended the 2002 Anzac Day Parade at Kallangur
and performed Rob's poem about the Lighthorsemen
and their role at the Nek in Gallipoli. This pic is of the boys who assisted - the members of the Lighthorse Brigade - their involvement gave the poem a greater power and was greatly appreciated. |
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| In May the boys performed at the Walloon State School"Backyard to the Bottom Paddock" Year of the Outback day. Here they are proudly showing off their ample/robust/ugly figures (ever had trouble trying to find the right words?) in front of the Cruiser kindly supplied by Motorama 4X4XMore at Salisbury. |
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| Here's Rob doin' his thing - when that bloke gets a mike in his hand it's hard to shut him up but geez he's got some good stuff to say (most of the time anyway). In the front of this shot you'll see a framed pic of a desert storm. This is our raffle prize - tickets are 2 bucks each and the money goes to the Royal Flying Doctor Service. |
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| Winner of the Inaugural Redlands Spring Fair Bush Bard competition - congratulations go to Cherie Chasling who did well to overcome a field of valiant competitors who all gave their best and we look forward to seeing them all back again next year. |
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| The motley crew who called themselves poets! Well they did a great job and entertained the crowds. Our thanks go to or guest poets, Anita Reed and Mark Feldman and all the competitors pictured. |
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| Here they are in action - Anita Reed, the Queen of Bush Poetry and her court jester, Mark (did I use my deodorant this morning) Feldman. |
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| Gees - everywhere you turn, there's that Motorama 4X4XMore Landcruiser again! Thanks to all those sponsors who gave prizes -
Motorama 4X4XMore, Cooper Tires, J. J. Richards, Wellington Point Landscape Supplies, The Grandview Hotel. |
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