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February 3rd 2009

We went into town to have breakfast as we had seen a pancake parlour and it had to be visited...! Chris had a canadian pancake, apples and cream, and i had a traditional 3 tier with maple syrup and ice-cream - YUM!
We walked to Lake Burley Griffin and round to the National Museum of Australia. It opened in 2001 and became an architectural landmark. It's unique deseign was inspired by a jigsaw puzzle.
We did the Circa cinema, 1st floor, top floor, ground floor then the garden of Australian Dreams. Whislt we were outside the fire alarms went off - a bit of excitement ! But all ok! before we left we went to K-Space a really cool place! You get your photo taken and then you get to make your own futuristique house, vehicule or spaceship on a computer. They are then all shown on a 3D Virtual Complexe cinema!
When we got back to the Hostel we saw on the news about the snow in London and then followed with the major fires in Victoria and the floods in Queenstown - Crazy !

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Emma Loades
Chris and Emma will be leaving the UK on the 17th November. Our first stop will be Hong Kong,then we are flying down to Oz. We are starting in Perth, flying to Alice Springs, Ayers Rock etc, spending Christmas and New Year in Adelaide with Chris Aunt and Uncle. We then travel around the coast up to Sydney. From there we fly over to New Zealand for 6 weeks. We then go back into Sydney to finish up the coast. Afetr this we are spending 2 weeks in Fiji and finishing off with a week in New York on our way home...this is our map: worldmapmaker=123... full info
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