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Lester Morris is Australia's longest-serving, and probably the most published, specialist motorcycle writer in the country, with most of his peers considering him to be 'iconic', or even 'legendary'.His first articles, on simple maintenance and safety, werer published in REVS Motorcycle News (paper) in 1968; followed for the next 50 years by test reports of new models, Classic motorcycles, race reports, and a series of humorous columns published in eighteen of Australia's top-selling motorcycle magazines.From 1948 he spent over 20 years in the trade; his first book, "Motorcycling in Australia," published by McMillan in 1976. Lester is also a noted race commentator, often featuring as an expert motorcycle compere on 'Torque', a 1970s National TV Motoring programme.His E-book, "Vintage Morris: Tall Tales but True from a Lifetime in Motorcycling" is just that, a memoir of his 'many-and-various' - and often hilarious - experiences in the fascinating mototcycle industry.

Willy Wombat often complained to his friend Katie Kangaroo that rabbits were always digging unplanned or badly designed tunnels everywhere, all too often breaking through the walls or ceiling of his well-furnished burrow. Whenever this happened, more than one rabbit would bounce off his head or end up landing in his soft bed before rushing outside, almost certainly to do it all over again. He often entertained his great friends, Bertie Bilby and Eric Echidna, while sharing his burrow with a family of friendly Owls, some of whom really enjoyed staying in burrows instead of living in barns or hollows in trees.