In May 1941, Cazneaux wrote: “This giant gum tree stands in solitary grandeur on a lonely plateau in the arid Flinders Ranges, South Australia, where it has grown up from a sapling through the years and long before the shade from its giant limbs ever gave shelter from the heat to white man. The passing […]

By Don Marquis, from “archy does his part,”  1935. dear boss i was talking with an ant the other day and he handed me a lot of gossip which ants the world around are chewing over among themselves i pass it on to you in the hope that you may relay it to other human […]