feral

feral, Australia
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About Neil...

PUTIN ...
WRONG WAY
GO BACK

I live in a small village ten kilometres from the town of Griffith. The "Wiradjuri Country" in my address is a recognition of the aboriginal land I live on. We are semi-desert but irrigation makes this area a major food and wine producer.

I like to be outdoors. I have always liked cycling, for fitness and fun and holiday. I am the organiser for the local running club for around 40 years (www.griffithferals.org.au) I used to run but now I tell everyone else where to run, mostly I walk.

When I was younger I spent two years living and working and traveling in southern Africa, and also visited Europe and Scandinavia. I loved it. I met nice people everywhere, and it taught me that we can be so different, but we are also all the same.

Now I have seen most of Australia, and I finally understand why people want to visit. I always thought 'there is nothing here' but of course that is one of the best things. It seems empty, but when you look close there is so much to see and feel.

The card I would most like : something I didn't even know to ask for.

On the back : I like to hear the little things about life in other countries, the little things that you don't get on radio or television. Yes I know you live in blahblah and you have children and a cat, your profile tells me that - tell me something I don't know.

Today, a quote from the radio "When I give food to the poor they call me a Saint. When I ask why the poor have no food they call me a Communist". Dom Helder Camara.

NO WAR

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