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Down in Down Under - Diary - 22/08/02
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workingToday we just picked bananas until smoko. Afterwards we stopped for this week (I was quite glad) and went to another part of the farm to do deleafing. This is a kind of tree maintenance, where the lower and bad leaves of a tree are cut. This job is far more easier than humping. Shawn said that you are kind of swapped around and do different jobs - not as on bigger farms, where you are just doing the same job all the time. Concerning this I can describe myself as pretty lucky to work here on Bernie Devany's farm. My work mates are pretty nice as well and I learn a lot. As most of the people are saying: Once you have something to do with locals, you get a much better insight into the country and the culture. Henry, the foreman, personifies the typical "don't worry-aussie" mentality. |
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