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Sunday 16 November 2014

Dragons Dancing

Peter Quinton
Palerang
November 2014

Posted by Peter Quinton at Sunday, November 16, 2014

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Peter Quinton: I live on the edges of the wilderness near the Australian alps with two cats. I dream old tales and wild places. These days I am an Australian writer, lawyer, farmer, photographer and wanderer. I spend my time searching out waterfalls and writing stories about the past and the future.

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