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audiobook
So, I'm guessing from this blog that the sort issue has been dealt with in the playlist?

Namibian would've loved this!
He knows about all sorts of aircraft - from his time in the Namibian Air Force. I was a bit worried that you might have to forgo cups of tea at one point, there..

ipod audio books
Make sure that you save them into a separate playlist, and make double sure that you do not have the shuffle button on and that you have the sort by album. That should help them come out in order. I had the same issue and that's how I figured it out. Good luck!

Glue those pig's ears on!
As always, great photos. I have to admit that I'm being a bit naughty with reading people's blogs at the moment - too much to do! Do you find you can lose an entire morning immersed in somebody else's travel?! Crazy.. I responded to your comment on my "escape from Colditz" on the AC/DC tour but I don't think you got an alert? So: I've never made it to Salzburg - always Munich or Vienna. And my knowledge of Europe is fairly reasonable because I've spent the last ten years or so touring it. As you say, a certain Namibian could do with getting out a little more! Oh, and I originally come from the Shetland Islands, a fierce land where one needs a crash helmet as wind protection! (I should do a blog up there one day, actually). Contracting hypothermia aged two, we moved south...so I was mostly raised in the south east of England. Today, I have a house there - in Hastings, to be specific - which I need to spend more time in!

telepathy
yes it is a skill you will learn on woodstock and you thought it was all sheep

Pillow Talk !!!!!
Hi Andy and Caroline....Walter and Janette here....What great photos of the pillow jumping morning......What a fantastic way to start the day. Scone and Jam Tea and a Pillow Jump. You were both stars...... We are presently in Brisbane airport awaiting our flight home.....19th Nov. Back to the Scottish weather and run up to xmas. Good Luck.

All hands on deck
No rush with the top 5, all hands on deck. I have done so much travelling and cry when I see people head for generic resort, after generic resort. You are really feeling it, seeing it and experiencing travel. Oh what an experience, you will never forget. Top 5 reality of the land right here.

Rural Life
Hi guys, fabulous blog as always. What an experience you've had today, crikey mate! Glad that everyone was ok and nobody was hurt. The rural fire guys do an amazing job, we've met a few unpaid volunteers that tell us all about how they have to provide their own equipment etc etc. Bless them for what they do. Continue to get stuck in and enjoying it, I've (Sarah) have always wanted to learn to drive a tractor so that the next person to take the rip out of my west country accent by saying "And does you drive a tracteeerrrrr" can receive the reply "Actualy, yes, I do"!!! All our love WW x x x

Omelette Day +1
Dear Andy and Carol, Looks like you are right into the hard yakka already!! Next time I am having a slice of toast I'll be thinking: 'Could be the wheat The T's harvested'. Of course I'll then spread a bit of Cocky's Joy on it as a bit of a ritual . . . Hope you can put up with the flies . . . They're maddening aren't they! Take care. Lee and Marilyn

Fun on the farm
What a fabulous experience and we bet Helen, Robert and the dogs are so pleased to see you both. Have a great time, half the fun is in the hard work we bet. The photographs are fantastic, very envious. Can't believe somebody egged the truck, didn't they know about Caroline's iffy moment back in Undara?! Take care Much love as always WW x x