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Showing posts with label most popular posts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label most popular posts. Show all posts

Friday, August 7, 2015

New England Australia - most popular posts 1

Looking at the last 100 visitors, the most popular posts on this blog have been:
  • The Poetry of Judith Wright - South of My Days (by a large margin)
  • Big Sky Country Events July-August 2015
  • New England's Aboriginal Languages - a map
  • Judith Wright's "For a Pastoral Family" - and "Skins"
  • June 07 posts (archive) (fifth equal)
  • Fossicking in New England (fifth equal)
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