At the conclusion of Billabong's Daughter, it comes to light that Wally and Norah are engaged to be married. However, Wally appears not to have ever formally asked her to marry him - so they must have simply decided to be married. Here is that outtake. [Crossposted from AO3]

In 1978, Wally Meadows finds himself at the edge of night, the world fading behind him as the Cross begins to open up. The Promised Land, and Calvary, awaits. [Crossposted from AO3]

A Billabong continuation story - takes place after Billabong Riders. I love all the Billabong characters, so expect to see most of them. Avice, Bob, Betty and Bill will also make an appearance here. Although I love Norah, she will not necessarily be riding in to save the day in this story. The focus will be more on Tommy.

Anzac Days through the years for Jim, Wally and Norah, after the terror of World War I.

An attempt to fill in the missing moment in Mary Grant Bruce's 'Billabong Adventurers'. We see the beginning of the wedding, and the end, but not the in-between. Here it is. :-) [Crossposted to Archive of our Own]

This is a series of snapshots from the "Billabong Books", a series written by Australian MGB in the early 20th century. They focus on the lives of the Linton and Meadows families living on a station in northern Victoria. These snapshots cover some of the "missing moments" from the series.