Buckshot Bear

A group of shearers with the wool clip at Yarraberb Station, near Raywood, pre 1905.

Shame kids these days don't get to enjoy those old corner stores like we did.

Will Amazon post to Canada? https://www.amazon.com.au/Goanna-Oil-Liniment-150ml/dp/B09YKBCKXM/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3NP14KHSDNMT9&keywords=goanna+oil&qid=1676504268&sprefix=goanna+%2Caps%2C336&sr=8-1 A lot of folks are using Emu oil as well in tablet form - https://www.amazon.com.au/Emu-Tracks-Oil-Capsules-750mg/dp/B07D99FZ1P/ref=sr_1_8?crid=NMOWKV459X80&keywords=emu+oil&qid=1676504322&sprefix=emu+oil%2Caps%2C292&sr=8-8

They sound like they were fun for kids Dave.

Plastic bottles filled with a very sweet cordial, you could cut of the top with scissors (kids mostly chewed them off) and drink the contents or freeze them and they'd last longer. They were the cheapest thing in school tuckshops (canteens/cafeterias in the US).

Goanna Oil is sold in tin cans because its supposedly such a non viscous liquid that it would sweat through glass.

Liked these as a kid in Summer, you could freeze them or just drink them.

LOL Dave......See you guys are startin' to learn Aussie lingo

As my teachers were fond of saying to miscreants "The world needs ditch diggers". I have had some of that oil for donks, never used it for any car but it's great for lubricating my milling machine, metal lathe and nice and thick for oiling the lathe bed ways.

We spell it "Did ya' car break down".