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Huge thanks Ian, for a mammoth effort and for beguiling my work hours with your stories and photos. We will celebrate officially when you arrive in Singapore and will continue to share your stories on our facebook until you are safely home in Canberra.
When will you be in Sydney?
Huge thanks Ian, for a mammoth effort and for beguiling my work hours with your stories and photos. We will celebrate officially when you arrive in Singapore and will continue to share your stories on our facebook until you are safely home in Canberra.
When will you be in Sydney?
John, thanks for more amusing comments. Looking forward to seeing you at the airport. Ian
1 year agoJohn, I believe that the Dutch extract it from roaches. Ian
1 year agoWell done ! It's fabulous to see those photos Wal !
1 year agoThat front fork arrangement is beautiful Wal !
1 year agoI was thinking of cockroaches getting trapped under a moving door Ian.
1 year agoThat's VERY good. Thanks Ian.
1 year agoThe left turn looks compulsory Wal !
1 year agoIan. I'm really looking forward to it. I've taken the day off work so I'm thinking see you in the arrivals hall.
1 year agoJohn, the thing I liked is that these are live wires straight out of an electrical substation. They carry "white man's magic" not movies, sporting fixtures or cooking programs.
1 year agoJohn, thanks for your contributions along the way. There's no doubt that it's much easier to keep going with encouragement and amusing anecdotes from back home. Perhaps nothing will match reminiscing over a beer with people who - well - have followed the blog. Ian
1 year agoIan, my guess was pretty good considering that I wasn't traveling due north. The difficulty in looking at a screen meant that I didn't want to stop every few minutes. My first guess was pretty good. Ian
1 year agoIan, no, I saw it. I was delighted that it had a Canberra link. It reminded me of being in Zoology at Aberdeen to where a woman, newly back from an African holiday, got a referral for intestinal parasites. I don't think she cared that zoology PhD students have no training in patient etiquette. They identified three species of worm and could get rid of them.
1 year ago
I love the pannier rack mounts. My carbon fibre racer lacks mounting lugs so might be a good workaround.
1 year ago