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Geoff – The school, apart from music, could not be any more different than any other school you could imagine. Unique is not really the best description. An amazing focus on music; many unique characters, both staff and students, who add to the, sometimes bizarre, events at the school. It has been a challenge to adopt a new curriculum for 4 year levels. My largest class is 15 students so ...

How could anything be worse than the Ball Breaker? How? And yet it was. Damn the kilometres of bog, damn the no bacon butty truck on the highway, damn the twisty part where you go around curve after curve after curve and don’t see anything ahead of you but CURVE. Then damn the “ ...

Boulder Paths

"Over the boulder, down the boulder, **** the boulder, **** THE BOULDER!!!"

There are some points where the paths are naturally made of boulders or large rocks, fine I'm on a mountain I get it. However one day we hit some hard going with a path covered in boulders which, after about twenty minutes, I noticed there weren’t any boulders OFF the path, only on it. A neat line of ******, leg-twisting boulders was ...

Well the day has finally arrived! The alarm was set for 6.00am but we were both awake before it went off. After a quick breakfast we were on the bike heading for a rendevous at Colin's house in Halling in the rain!

After a quick cup of tea, Leigh up turned on his Triumph Tiger and it was time to set off for the Marsden to meet Lyndsey & David & guess what it ...

... small xmas decorations but felt it was in a way my farewell to Brum even if the irony of that is that it was at a German xmas market.

Friday was on my own in the morning at work which was peaceful after the manic nature of Thurs morning (4 physios and 2 assistants plus admin around). Cruised through the morning and headed off for McDonalds for lunch with some colleagues. My afternoon consisted of last minute discharges, paperwork ...

Ok......so the nerves are kind of kicking in, actually no I was more nervous last weekend. But now I am just VERY excited. Cannot wait to see what it's going to be like. The anticipation is killing me more than anything, the not knowing. the completely different ...

... people, the mystery surrounding it and the sheer size of the stones just makes you feel insignificant. Stonehenge is definitely one of the greatest sights I have ever seen. The day before they had a huge festival to celebrate midsummer, and apparently there were 36,000 people there camping out to see the sunrise as it hit the stones. We were very lucky that there was lots of traffic and we arrived at stonehenge late because we got there right before the Druid Order did their ...

... like that though. The club was really nice actually and I'd like to go back again. So now I've updated you on the past week, I guess I'll discuss what I'm doing today and tomorrow. At the moment I'm sitting at the bar Steph works at. I decided to come up here for a drink, respond to some e-mails, write in this instead of staying at home. Thanks to wireless internet and my laptop I'm able to do that! I love technology. After her shift we're going home ...

This blog is going to be a recall of the trip to China I made in the last two weeks of August. Though I have already told friends and family what it was like, I would like to add and narrate the other sites and descriptions that I have omitted out when telling them about my trip. I feel this is important to write down so China won'r be a distant memory, so I can revist this blog and others can get a feel of what the city was like. The ...

Today we've started our jab program before we head off. Ordered the rucksacks from the US at the weekend. Visa processing is turning out to be a right pain in the ****. The people who work in these embassies must spend many happy hours dreaming up ridiculous ideas to make it as un-easy as possible to acquire them ! Anyway we're getting there, slowly but surely