Coolgardie owed its existence to the discovery of gold at nearby Fly Flat in September 1892. According to all accounts the two prospectors credited wi...h the discovery were Arthur Bayley and William Ford. On 17 September 1892, Bayley reported the discovery of 554 ounces of gold to J.M. Finnerty, the then resident mining warden at Southern Cross. At the time 554 ounces of gold was worth the stupendous sum of 2,000 pounds. In accordance with Western Australian mining regulations, Bailey was. "Well show us the end result, then," said James.So they all went into the toilet and John took down his trousers and underwear, to reveal the four thick welts he had across his ass."Ouch," said James. "That must have hurt like hell!" It did," said John. "Those women were good at role-play as well. One was dressed as a Corporal and the other as a Sergeant. It was the Corporal who did that. Corporal Little, I think her name was. The one who read out the charges and gave the sentence was Sergeant. “Fuck them.”“You need to practice. Your pool game sucks.”He just grinned.I was going to share the happy news with Gail but she had a full head of steam when I got home. Where the hell have you been? Do I smell beer? We don’t have the money for you to be drinking!”It took several deep breaths before I could answer. “I went by the bar where Bobby hangs out to pick up my money. I had one beer and he paid for it. We got a little breathing room on our bills now. I got a little extra...”I was going. This story contains graphic scenes, language and actions that might be extremely offensive to some people. These scenes, words and actions are used only for the literary purposes of this story. The author does not condone murder, racial language, violence, rape or violence against women, and any depictions of any of these in this story should not be construed as acceptance of the above. Part 1 – Prologue Tuesday, May 17th. It was a second straight beautiful Spring day: cool in the morning,.