It's May 2007, and Kath McDougal is about to put her suitcase into her small, white rental car.
I didn't know what I could ask to try and find out without upsetting things too much.
Her daughter, Chantelle, and five-year-old granddaughter, Leila, have turned up to say goodbye.
It's a quaint, old timber town populated by old-school hippies, timber workers, and farmers.
Around May, after a few decent rains, everything's starting to green up and it kind of looks like hobbit country.
I'd said goodnight to her the night before at the farmhouse and drove back into town, and I didn't think they'd, uh, they would come in.
You ready?
-have lived in this isolated little corner of Australia for a few years now.
It's the sort of place that attracts people with alternative lifestyles and beliefs.
It's May 2007, and Kath McDougal is about to put her suitcase into her small, white rental car.
I didn't know what I could ask to try and find out without upsetting things too much.
Her daughter, Chantelle, and five-year-old granddaughter, Leila, have turned up to say goodbye.
It's a quaint, old timber town populated by old-school hippies, timber workers, and farmers.
Around May, after a few decent rains, everything's starting to green up and it kind of looks like hobbit country.
I'd said goodnight to her the night before at the farmhouse and drove back into town, and I didn't think they'd, uh, they would come in.
You ready?
-have lived in this isolated little corner of Australia for a few years now.
It's the sort of place that attracts people with alternative lifestyles and beliefs.
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