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EPISODE · Mar 8, 2022 · 0 MIN

Greeting 32: Esther

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Thanks to Esther for stepping out into the evening cricket chorus and recording this sweeper for us! Recorded on Wurundjeri Country - this always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land. TRANSCRIPT [The chirping of many, many crickets creates a wall of sound. In the background a voice says, “It might be too loud, sweetie.” The noise gets a little quieter.] Esther: Hi, I’m Esther. I’m on Wurundjeri Country, ah, not far from where Five Mile Creek meets the Moonee Ponds Creek. One of my favourite things around here is it’s not far from the suburb - and the river - Maribyrnong, which in Woi Wurrung language means “I can hear a ringtail possum”. And we quite often see ringtail possums around here, and it’s just lovely - we feel really privileged to live here. You’re listening to Queer Out Here. [Slight wind distortion, crickets fade out.]

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