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The Bidgee Bridge News.

My friend Duane is a much-travelled man and has worked in many parts of the world. He too is a cropduster pilot and worked for me during the rice sowing season in Oct and Nov.
During his travels he lived in Wagga Wagga where he’d take an extensive walk each day. He became acquainted with homeless people who lived beneath the road bridge that spanned the Murrumbidgee River. Duane told me they were informed and conversant of both national and world affairs. And their views were clear and logical.
Duane started a blog which he named the “Bidgee Bridge News” on the views and opinions of those homeless people. Today the “news” continues.
The point I’m endeavouring to make is homeless people are not always illiterate or mentally deficient, infact they could teach many of us important lessons. Politicians in particular.

Footnote. Wagga is aboriginal for crow and Wagga Wagga is many crows.