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Not far from Surfers' Paradise I found this shop today in my Backyard. With a very nice Mural at the back, these kind people in their caught my attention. Time for a chat and 5 min of Yarning. Credit phb Linked Artist Camille Manley | Credit phb Mack Truck | Earth Movers | Credit phb Arts & Music | Credit phb More here soon about my Backyard in Burleigh QLD Australia. My Third Life in OZ. Updated by Author Peter H Bloecker on Wed 27 Sep 2023. More about Street Art & Murals around the Globe here. Andrew Diggins and his Poetry | A bit of Yarning with the AUTHOR Shark Smart | Credit phb Fatz here to tell you a little bit about my anthology. This is a collection of poems I have put together. Some date back to when I first started to write, which was when I was 21, up until now. This is not the whole lot, there are a few I have written that are not in this collection. I would like to say that my poems can come to me at any time and that's how all of these poems were created. I just start with a blank piece of paper, and a pen, and then all of a sudden my muse jumps on my shoulder and usually I keep writing then a second line…

With the Love Of My Life Maria Ines and her beautiful family ... I need you by my side, Darling Pretty! With my greetings and best wishes yours Peter #phb German immigration into Australia has a rich history with several key points of interest: Early Settlement: German immigration to Australia began in the 19th century, with the first significant wave occurring in the 1830s. Many German immigrants settled in South Australia, attracted by promises of land and religious freedom. South Australian Influence: The Barossa Valley in South Australia is particularly famous for its German heritage. German settlers introduced vineyards and winemaking traditions that continue to thrive today. Language and Culture: German immigrants brought their language and culture with them. German-speaking schools and churches were established, helping to preserve their cultural identity. Contributions to Agriculture: German settlers made significant contributions to Australian agriculture. They introduced innovative farming techniques, such as the use of windmills and advanced agricultural machinery. World Wars Impact: During World War I and World War II, anti-German sentiment led to the persecution of German-Australians. Some German place names were changed, as mentioned earlier, to avoid associations with the enemy. Post-War Immigration: After World War II, Australia actively recruited skilled immigrants, including Germans, to contribute to the country’s growth and development. Cultural Heritage: Today, German-Australians maintain their cultural heritage through festivals, clubs, and cultural organizations. Oktoberfest celebrations and traditional German…