Sandor's on the Park
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Ritsurin Gardens, School
... I got to play the koto, the Japanese version of pin the tail on the donkey where you have to make a face, and I tried to use the kendama. In the senior school, we introduced ourselves then sat with groups of four students and asked each other questions in Japanese and English. We gave out chocolates and key rings. Back at the bank, we waited for a little while and then Mrs Host came to pick me up. We drove to the ...
Deloriane to Launceston
Visited the Information Centre as soon as we arrived and chatted to a very nice lady about possible ways to tour from here.
Booked into the Comfort Inn Coach House Launceston. ... plan to have a nap this afternoon!
Also booked a Tamar River Cruise at 4.30 ... should be good photo opportunity. About an hour on the river with commentary.River Cruise was lovely.
We then had a seafood dinner on the river before we came back to the motel.
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Going back
... and my smile not being quite as sunny as the girls, meant that only I (with my out of date card) got the discount. The coach ride cut through some more delicious landscape, and soon arrived at Devonport. The procedure for boarding the boat, on foot, was a lot more in depth than before. We got a boarding pass, unlike in Rosie on the way out, and we were asked to check our baggage in, after it was investigated, unlike in Rosie on the way out, and we had to go through a metal ...
Snow! reaching the most southern point by car!
... for the day. Around 10.30am we took off to the ZOO DOO to see the new tigers that have been installed there. It was an interesting little Zoo that allowed you to enter all the pens and hand feed the animals there. We saw and fed wallabies and albino wallabies, Tasmanian devils, emus, camels, lamas, ducks, geese, python snakes, birds of all different types, sheep, pigs, goats and different types of monkeys including all their young. I was the only one that was game enough to hand feed ...
Aboriginal art, portraits and the story of Pluto
... br>
After being childish, there was still plenty to see - The Wildlife Photographer of the Year collection was touring the country and happened to be in the museum during our visit, so we took a look inside. And the pictures were incredible - all kinds of scenes were on show, from animals resting in their various habitats to dramatic chases, intriguing rituals and unique behaviours not often captured on film. Each entry also gave the story behind the ...
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