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Australian Adventure, Chapter One

 Chapter One

Thomas went to a river to fish. He caught two eel-tailed catfish and a golden perch using a fishing rod that he had bought at his last trip to town. Then he went foraging for edible plants and found a midyim berry (kind of berry, similar to blueberry but white) plant and a brown pine (tree - it grows Illawarra plums). Then he went home and cooked the fish and then he and Herder ate it. After that, Thomas cut down a small wollemi pine tree and dragged it into the cow pen.

Freshwater catfish (eel-tailed catfish) - Whitsundays | QLD | Endless Oceans
eel-tailed catfish

Perch, Golden | Fish-On
golden perch
Native Plants and Spices Archives - Peppermint Ridge Farm
Illawarra plum
Grow your own midyim berries – small green things
midyim berries

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  1. It sounds like Thomas had a very productive day! I have never hear of those kinds of plums nor of the midyim berries. I love learning from you Yan! Love, Grandma

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