Spring is moving across country Australia. Ranger Nick is cooking an Australia-shaped meatloaf, the …
Bush Poetry
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At a misty bend in the river, a weary traveller meets a stranger beside …
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An elderly woman watches another generation of soldiers march away and remembers the husband …
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My Church by James Cayce is a reflective Australian bush poem about finding peace, …
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This New Technological Stuff by Ben Eggleton is a humorous bush poem following generations …
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Campfire NationCampfire Roundup
Campfire Roundup — August 9: Two Weeks Around the Campfire
by Alex Benderby Alex BenderTwo weeks around the Country Campfire with new bush poetry, podcast episodes, campground yarns, …
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The August Campfire Muster brings together country stories, bush poetry, Australian music, rodeos, field …
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Campfire NationCampfire Roundup
Campfire Roundup — July 26: More Poems, More Legends, More Campfire Stories
by Alex Benderby Alex BenderThis week’s Campfire Roundup features new Legend pages, more written bush poetry, two Bush …
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The Richness of Life is a thoughtful bush poem by Ben Eggleton about money, …
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Australia My Love is a heartfelt celebration of Australia’s landscapes, wildlife and the simple …
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You Can Cry is a powerful bush poem by Ben Eggleton about depression, drought, …
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Below The Snowy River is a reflective bush poem by Ben Eggleton inspired by …
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Night Mistress is an Australian bush poem by David J Delaney about night driving, …
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Old Life Dreams is a reflective Australian bush poem by David J Delaney about …
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Keeping The Verse Alive is Country Campfire’s project to preserve and share written and …
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The first edition of Campfire Muster, Country Campfire’s monthly roundup of country music, bush …
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The Country Campfire Legends Project aims to preserve Australian bush poetry, country music, rural …
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Back in 2020, I made a promise. “A bush poem a day.” Every day …
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Bitcoin Mad is a humorous modern Australian bush poem by The Wannabe Bush Poet …
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Friday’s Pants on Monday is a light-hearted Australian bush poem by The Wannabe Bush …
