Miranda Lodge
Travel Blogs from Canberra
What a show!!
... call's and interjections during question time but nothing was achieved. There was a large group of people that attended, including people from overseas and school children, as well as some dignitaries . We wonder what they thought.
One of the highlights was when Peter ran into a work mate from The West Australian newspaper and the Western Angler magazine.
Tomorrow we ...
Endlich Bier!
... Beteiligung ein Denkmal, welche rechts und links an einer recht ansehnlichen Straße namens Anzec Parade aufgereiht sind. Am Ende der Straße und in den umliegenden Straßen fanden allerdings gerade Bauarbeiten statt, wodurch sich Canberra teilweise angefühlt hat wie Augsburg (sprich: eine große Baustelle).
Canberra ist ja keine organisch gewachsene Stadt, sondern Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts von Architekten als Hauptstadt ...
Photos from Day 4
We've made it to the last day.
All we have to do now is to visit Cockington Green and go to the airport to catch a plane home.
We read out all of the comments to the children this morning and it was a special experience for the them.
Thankyou once again for the overwhelming support we have received from back home. We have all been truly blessed!
Here are the photos from the Day 4 ...
Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind
After a rather decent nights kip I woke bright and early. Well, my body thought it was bright and early. It was a shame that I was in a time zone two hours ahead of what my body was thinking!
Went down for my complimentary breakfast (isn't that just the weirdest expression, you half expect your rice bubbles to comment on your dress sense rather than go Snap, Crackle and Pop) and planned my day.
I had three places that I wanted to go to this ...
Yes We Canberra
... Sarah, the hostel owner, offered to let us use the kayaks for free, if we were to do a few jobs round the hostel. We said "definitely not" and sat in our room for the whole day. Nah, we did it and we paddled round to a waterfall which was swelled by the rain of the last few days. After scrambling up to the waterfall, we paddled on towards a beach. At this point, we were accosted by a man on a yacht who instructed us to "come over." Obediently, we ...