Unknown James, going by the Queensland cachet, I suppose 1980's onwards. It's a bit of an enigma, the cachet looks professional in origin but the fly and cover has the scent of a humourous stamp collector.
I can tell you the flies in outback Australia defy description in their numbers.
Inspite of all efforts the flies in the U.S. have proved to be untrainable for the performance of postal tasks and we are resigned to simply shooing them.
In Australia, we have trained them to pitch on our backs, and fly up our nose.
I am back in training on the bike did a painful 30km today, and swallowed a fly on the way home. They don't go right down, but stick in your throat and tickle, no amount of dry retching dislodges them
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Posted 10/13/2011 9:34 pm
