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1. Royal National Park to National Year of Reading

The sun has set. The gums trees rustle in the wind and  I am driving through the Royal National Park Sutherland.  I love driving through the bush along roads that wind and dip…. but there are

NO signs

ROAD BLOCKS

My PHONE is DEAD

I have no idea where I was and drive along the road, over a weir with no people around and no help.

LOST in the NATIONAL PARK and I’m late with 100 girls waiting for my talk.

I flag down a ute with 2 young guys in it. I am hoping it’s not Ivan Milat. No it’s not – 2 young guys towing their trail bikes. ‘Follow me.’ I zoom behind them. ‘That way.’

It is the track from ‘deliverance country’ – winding, bush, dark with road blocks all the way – watch out for the wallaby. Just missed the wombat . Get to the winding river.

No humanity. Huts …. then I find it – Rathane House filled with girls and teachers and excitement – I’m an ambassador for the National Year of  Reading and finally arrived.

It was a wonderful hour of sharing story, my ‘Ships in the Field’ (Ford Street Publishing) with endless enthusiasm from the SCEGGS girls.

Loved it.

Then I took a breath. Mist had descended as I headed throughout bushland back to the highway missing kangaroos and wallabys.

National year of Reading 2012, www.love2read.org

Ships in the Field by Susanne Gervay Illustrated by Anna Pignataro published Ford Street Publishers

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