More Stories About Tragic Sibling Harm

Reading Jenny Stevenson’s brother’s death threats (C8), Bathurst’s Kelly Grant was reminded of one of the many near-death experiences her own brother had given her. Down the hill we went, the rope snapped when he swerved trying to turn a corner. This was just one of her many attempts in my life. Has any other reader had a similar experience as your brother?”

Hurstville’s Gerhard Engleitner applauds the idea of ​​introducing a synchronized javelin (C8). “What’s even more interesting is throwing from both ends of the field.”

Allan Roberts of Dulwich Hill offers more sports capable of Synchronized Format (C8). “What about synchronized boxing? Or do they synchronize the hammer throws on every spin they do? Relays can be extended to sports other than athletics, cycling and swimming. lift the ball up and the team passes it along the line without dropping it.”

Lorraine Batterham of Glenmore Park, who lived in Bingara (C8) in 1970 when her husband owned the local newspaper, was intrigued by Libby Porter’s flight. “Morning Sydney papers were delivered overnight by truck, but afternoon Sydney papers were delivered by small plane, landing on a dirt tarmac on land outside the town. Was the person who tied the knot doing a kind deed as a side job?”

Usually Wonona’s Vince Russo wrote that he and his wife experienced travel drama (C8) only last week from their trip in Europe. “We had booked a direct train from France to Madrid, but without our knowledge, there was industrial action going on in the French rail system, so we had to change trains multiple times. I took the last train connecting at 11pm in Madrid at dusk and the conductor who checked my ticket told me that I would not be on the 11pm train that was booked. and said he had spoken to the driver who would speed up the train so that it would arrive on time.I took the 11:05 pm train.Vai France!”