Frank’s Bridge
 
 
Photo albums
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Christmas trees and grass trees
TODAY’S LISTENING
Frankie “Half-Pint” Jackson
Yank Rachel
Dave de Hugard
West Virginian music
 
 
Some Friends
 
Woody
He’s never been a good subject for portraiture – a more proficient photographer might help.
Woody says “pink bird” with a US accent.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Tim
A very intelligent Tenterfield terrier, he’s been my cobber for 9 years now
 
 
 
 
 
It’s not all plain sailing
Monday, 18 December 2006
 
Well, Australian Geographic has been taken over by Australia’s largest publisher of magazines and my job is now uncertain. Looks as though I’ll have to actively chase a bit more freelance work to replace it.
 
It has, though, given me the necessary boot up the bum to kick off on my autobiography,
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Wollemi nobilis
Thursday, 23 November 2006
 
I was given a Wollemi pine for my extiexth birthday, a great gift because I once lived in the general area where it was “discovered”. It’s a revelation to watch it grow as it doesn’t seem to follow the rules of these modern whippersnapper trees that’ve only been around for 50 million years or so.
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What’s poppin’ up?
Thursday, 16 November 2006
 
Things have been pretty hectic on the home office front. I’ve not long finished the design and typesetting of a full-colour business directory covering the local Shire – county if you live in the US – and have been approached by the Chamber of Commerce in a neighbouring town to do one for them.
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Welcome to my blog: Until I get the hang of this, it’ll be pretty spasmodic so please, bear with me
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Name: Frank Povah
Gender: Male
Age: Indeterminate
Birthday: September 5
Status: Married
Hometown: Gingin WA
Favorite Quote: See my confessions
New Reading: Ditto
My Surname: I’ve been asked about the origins of my family name for as long as I can remember. Well, it’s Welsh, folks. It’s a semi-anglicised spelling of ApHwfa – a descendant of Hwfa. Ap is the Welsh “Mac” and the anglicised spelling of Hwfa, used widely in the US, is Hoover.
 
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