Wayne Heaslip life along the nine mile

09/26/21 • 33 min

Meet Slippy and find out what the green light on the dash of a 1969 combi van is for. Farming at Streaky bay in the eighties to connecting hoses to rover fuel tanks in England. Learn what the term net tending means in basketball grand finals. A ripping yarn👍

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Mark McInerney - Nice one Garry

A trendsetter of Holden cars to a life guard "Hoff" moment saving a drowning fuel cart.
With his dad Jim they run a successful Poll Hereford stud "Garryowen" in South Australia and still will travel south of the border in the elusive search for something to bale.
Mark is still in relative terms finding his feet in a business that is both established....but expanding at the same time.
He is a bloke that has a red hot crack but is happy to have laugh at his own expense. We really enjoyed this chat and hope you do too.
Thank you Bugsy.

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Ben Heinrich - Wunderbar Lamb

From the Lofty ranges of Black Springs Ben has come to tell us that his VS was better cared for than others in a previous episode. There are breeds of sheep other than Merinos; he had a Polaris (which rhymes with Belarus) which was a "Bag of Snakes"; and that things are more difficult to grab when they're wet and slippery!
Keep an eye out for Wunderbar Lamb in your local butchers or if in the Central Market as has now been revealed. Keep up the good work; and thanks for the chat Ben.