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Whilst in the caravan park at Armidale, we were camped 2 spots up from a big old converted bus.  There was a guy and his missus living in it, he was a pretty rough looking character, tatts, leathers, fat gut.... that slow, stilted walk also look at, Newcastle - Car and Caravan Repairs that old bikers have that says “I don’t do yoga and I’ve had a few hard spills off my bike so piss off... i know i walk try, Equipment we took on the big Australia Trip a bit funny laugh at me and I’d punch your head in.”.

The real excitement started when the guy started setting up some sort of a large metal have a look at, Feeding Dolphins at Stradbroke Island cage at the back of the bus.  We started talking about what it might be for.  Maybe he had a bear inside have a look at, Barrossa valley-the land of Wine and Port the bus?  A couple of large attack dogs?  We waited with baited breath to see what was going to go in it.

It turned out; it was the man himself that was going in it.  The man was “Mad Dog have a look at, Link Footer Morgan”, a former bad man / bikie that had spent time in prison for doing the things bad arse bikies do. His monica was that of a fabled Australian bushranger known for his brutality over and above even your average bushranger and his fondness for shooting police officers. That mad dog, consider, Mad Morgan - former convict and self styled prison cell preacher was eventually shot whislt holding up a family, have a look at, Feeding Dolphins at Stradbroke Island this modern mad dog, checkout, Warnambul made it to prison.

In prison, he had found Jesus and changed his life from one hitting people over the head, to bringing them the message of Christ. Christ has risen, he died to save look at, Newcastle - Car and Caravan Repairs us from our sins and that he died for everyone.  The old, the young, the rich, the poor, and especially the bad arses.  He’d forgiven us for our sins and loved us.  Mad Dog also look at, The Great Ocean Road sat inside try, Resources Directory his self made prison cell, and preached to anyone who walked by about his past, and how Christ had saved him.

I listened to his simplistic take on Christianity and have to say it had a kind of raw appeal.  Certainly that faith in Christ can turn a man from a life of crime to a life of something less destructive has got to be a good thing.  Ayesha as usual, was especially curious and not the least bit scared.