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I've been trying to think what this view of the seat backs reminded me of, and it's just come to me (yeah, I know, not the sharpest tool in the shed): the "Haunted Mansion" ride at Disney World.
I've been trying to think what this view of the seat backs reminded me of, and it's just come to me (yeah, I know, not the sharpest tool in the shed): the "Haunted Mansion" ride at Disney World.
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But the cake looks so large! Only half for me I think. And did you gobble it all up?
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Glorious Sydney skyline. My office for a meal.
Glorious Sydney skyline. My office for a meal.
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Today's office. A skyscraper, and the stairs fairly destroyed me!
But of course there's always some clown pulling a funny face for the camera ....
Today's office. A skyscraper, and the stairs fairly destroyed me!
But of course there's always some clown pulling a funny face for the camera ....
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So you made it to the top of Huayna Picchu, then? Way to go RF!
And it looks like it was a nice day.
So you made it to the top of Huayna Picchu, then? Way to go RF!
And it looks like it was a nice day.
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RF not fair! Your pictures bring back so many memories from our trip in 2012. Wah! I want to go again.
RF not fair! Your pictures bring back so many memories from our trip in 2012. Wah! I want to go again.
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Ditto.... so tempted to insert my picture of Lama at MP (2010)
Ditto.... so tempted to insert my picture of Lama at MP (2010)
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Long eyelashes, nice teeth, pretty smile, I hope she doesn't bite RF
Long eyelashes, nice teeth, pretty smile, I hope she doesn't bite RF
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Well, um ... no to the first point . The first afternoon was cloudy and we (me and guide) walked all over; I assessed the HP walk and had my doubts, especially as I got perfectly good over-view shots from the 'Guards house' high point (my panorama pic) which is about half the height of HP. That evening, I met up with a couple who were on the Galapagos cruise who attempted HP that day and it sounded like a muddy, vertigo-inducing horror story.
As I suffer from a touch of vertigo myself, was out to prove nothing, had no desire to wreck myself on 'holiday' and probably fail in the attempt, I didn't bother the next morning. The day started out with light clouds and thin sun, so I re-did all the photos from the previous day; in late morning the clouds went for a an hour or two, so I 'scampered' up the hills and did many of the pics yet again, and included the walk up/out to the Inca bridge.
My doc would be well pleased with the exercise that day!
They were well behaved, except when a bunch of USA 'college' type guys decided that riding one would be fun; the guy got kicked, unfortunately not where it would hurt most. Another lady, from Japan I thought, tried to feed them some chip type thing and got molested by both llamas on duty at that point. Serves her right too.
Well, um ... no to the first point
. The first afternoon was cloudy and we (me and guide) walked all over; I assessed the HP walk and had my doubts, especially as I got perfectly good over-view shots from the 'Guards house' high point (my panorama pic) which is about half the height of HP. That evening, I met up with a couple who were on the Galapagos cruise who attempted HP that day and it sounded like a muddy, vertigo-inducing horror story.As I suffer from a touch of vertigo myself, was out to prove nothing, had no desire to wreck myself on 'holiday' and probably fail in the attempt, I didn't bother the next morning. The day started out with light clouds and thin sun, so I re-did all the photos from the previous day; in late morning the clouds went for a an hour or two, so I 'scampered' up the hills and did many of the pics yet again, and included the walk up/out to the Inca bridge.
My doc would be well pleased with the exercise that day!
Long eyelashes, nice teeth, pretty smile, I hope she doesn't bite RF
They were well behaved, except when a bunch of USA 'college' type guys decided that riding one would be fun; the guy got kicked, unfortunately not where it would hurt most. Another lady, from Japan I thought, tried to feed them some chip type thing and got molested by both llamas on duty at that point. Serves her right too.
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It was a great day for flying. We headed over to Moreton bay, then down the coast to Byron bay before heading back to Archerfield.
It was a great day for flying. We headed over to Moreton bay, then down the coast to Byron bay before heading back to Archerfield.
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I'd love to be able to watch a landing from my seat but QF staff always make me stow the screen well before landing (reprise my 1980s coughpit ride into SYD).
I'd love to be able to watch a landing from my seat but QF staff always make me stow the screen well before landing (reprise my 1980s coughpit ride into SYD).
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View from atop Arthurs Seat looking back over Port Phillip Bay to the light haze of Melbourne .......
And last nights dinner - a dam fine Spitfire Burger from the Spitfire Grill in Rosebud ........ didn't come close to finishing it,
View from atop Arthurs Seat looking back over Port Phillip Bay to the light haze of Melbourne .......
And last nights dinner - a dam fine Spitfire Burger from the Spitfire Grill in Rosebud ........ didn't come close to finishing it,
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Yes, I think it's excellent. It is a big event in Tassie and covers far more than just the AG industry. I was there as a visitor.
Yes, I think it's excellent. It is a big event in Tassie and covers far more than just the AG industry. I was there as a visitor.
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