133: Dairy farmer & grandma June Tarlinton survived the Black Summer fires

June Tarlinton was born to droving parents and spent her childhood in the bush, living in tents. She's now a mum of three and grandma who's had quite the adventure. She's a dairy farmer on the the far south coast of NSW and has been married for 40 years. She's weathered plenty of highs and lows, but the hardest came just three years ago during the Black Summer fires where she found herself in the fight of her life. Tragically, June lost her father during the disaster, and since then, has been focusing on her family and rebuilding their life on the land. This is her story.SPONSOR: Custom Cutting studio is a metal work business based in rural NSW and they make property, house, and business signage as well as silhouettes and artwork. Their signage is fully customisable, from font and size, to colour and shape, and even include your favourite animal if requested. Custom signs make fabulous gifts for those impossible to buy for, or just to make a statement as someone drives in the front gate. They can ship products Australia wide and they're offering Motherland listeners 15% off custom made signs! To order, please message them via their Instagram or Facebook page or email [email protected] and mention Motherland to receive the discount.You can also take a look at some of their work at customcuttingstudio.com.auhttps://www.instagram.com/motherlandaustralia