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hot and cold... this is the world
Hi I'am Adrian fron north west Italy, I seen by oeu network, that is very hot now in Australia. 47 degrees heat, is absolutly abnormal, but be happy anyway, You just have the opportunity to get fresh bath into the ocean. Nothing to do with our situation here, which is quite bad, due I'am leaving at the feet of Alps, nearly the big forest called "Cansiglio": last Saturday 25cm snow and less 12°C (-12°C), We been luky because just on the top of this big mountaing, (where nobody live!)was less22°C (-22°C) during daylight and less 40°C (-40°C maximum value) in the night. So everithing here is frozen. Best regards Adriano

What a Hoot
Nice touch in the blog!! An absolute hoot. Enjoy the work and/or good luck in the job search. ENJOY

Australia Day and since
Hi Guys, Take 2 for this comment. The first one of a couple of days ago seems to have disappeared into cyberspace somewhere so, will give it another shot. Day 7 and, we are still surviving! Better than surviving and, only took us a couple of days to get into the routine of school drop offs/pick ups; daycare; swimming lessons; ballet lessons and the odd birthday party cum sleep over. We haven't yet zigged when we should have zagged so, all calm on the western front. Erin & Adam are good and settled down well after the initial shock of the news and, we are managing to keep things as close to a normal routine as possible. Nat & Justin are still in Perth. Passed on your condolences to them both for which they were very appreciative and have asked us to say a special thank you on their behalf. Undoubtedly they will catch up with you on their return. Nat will be home tomorrow night. Justin will stay on to attend to all the legalities. The funeral was Monday which was a tough day for all concerned but, all weathered it okay. Loved your blog on Eating Around Australia - love them all but, particularly this one as it had a personal meaning. We did have a great time on Australia Day, didn't we? It was a lot of fun and enjoyed it immensely. There are more photos of the day once you get your email sorted. Pleased to hear you are settling into the workaday world again Caroline and, hang in there Andy - your perfect job is just around the corner! Love you guys. Catch up again soon. Luv, Jan, Ted & Co. xxxxx

With ya on that one
Hi Caroline & Andy, I'm with you on the wifi source, I've been using them myself :-) Looking forward to the photos of fish - no cheating now ;-)

Congrats!
Hi guys - congratulations on the 50,000 - no show of keeping up with that ;-) Congrats on the contract position too!

Skype me
Hi Guys, Just thought we haven't skyped for a while so if we are on then give us a call, I have a suprise so yeah call me call me now. Kenno

Wolf whistle
Don't you scrub up all right!! Very nice choice of shirt and tie - that should get you the job if nothing else does. Good luck Travelin Trueys x

Bran Nu Dae
Hi guys, good luck with the interview process. Kahls and I went to see Bran Nu Dae yesterday (with some friends who have also done the Australia trip) - it was brilliant. Lots of scenes in the movie we looked at each other and could say we've been there!! You guys would really enjoy it I'm sure. Talk to you soon Jode xx

HP
Thought I would use my travelblog name and see what happened. Anyway, say Hi to Susan. Most of my working life was with Hewlett Packard mainframe computers. Nice to see you doing a bit of travel. Can't wait till you are on the road again.

A little fact for you...
I remember you wrote a while ago saying you had visited the Junee Licorice and Chocolate Factory...or at least was planning to, and as I'm flicking through the Guiness world records 2010 book, came across something you might like to know, if you don't already that is!!! 'Junee Licorice and Chocolate Factory (Australia) made a liquorice string measuring 224m (800 ft 6in) in Junee, New South Wales, Australia, on 8th March 2008' Bit random I know! :)