The Land of the L OZ T?

Missing woman survives five days lost in Queensland forest

I'd seen the above story in the news about a woman who was found after being lost for five days in the bush, just after I had listened to a podcast about children who had wandered off into the bush and gotten lost, with sometimes tragic results -
Grave Tales Australia Podcast: The Land of Lost Children

It's a good podcast episode to have a listen to, which tells how easy it is to get lost in the Aussie bush-land when you aren't familiar with your surroundings.

The story and Johnny Ashcroft song of the little boy lost is also talked about in the podcast, and I see that Johnny turned 90 on the first of this month.
In 1788, Ashcroft's great-great-great-grandfather, Marine Corporal John Gwoan, arrived in Australia aboard the First Fleet's Flagship, HMS Sirius.

I wrote about another 'Grave Tales Australia' podcast in my 

Ned Kelly post, which was about the maybe not so true history of Dan Kelly - 
True History of the Kelly Gang ... and Dan Kelly?

Australia is a beautiful country to go for a walk in, but as the young Chinese woman found out, not in torrential rain and with creeks rising.

Babes of Walloon

Time Flows and Lillies Grow?