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The prison gate swung open and Moondyne Joe was free at last
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Spot Art Joe in four different uniforms included on the information page Glossary and Notes on the Convict Era
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Extra Spot Art Moondyne Joe in a kangaroo skin cape and possum slippers holding his hat and small axe
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One cold dark misty night a dark figure crept through the cobbled lanes of a Welsh village
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Joseph Johns was charged with stealing and sentenced to be transported to the British colony of Western Australia where prisoners were sent as labourers
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Joes good conduct during the voyage had earned him a ticket of leave and he took work at convict depots scattered throughout the colony
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Joe became an expert bushman exploring the wooded valleys and winding creeks
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Joe loved his new life His cheerful face and his skills in the bush soon became known to the early settlers who named him Moondyne Joe
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But not everyone trusted the convict bushman