The view from the top of the stadium

Selfie time

Sitting in the royal chairs

The view the royals would have had

The long walk the Athletes had

The entrance to stadium that the athletes would have seen

Winning podiums

Outside the stadium

The Acropolis

We had an hour to explore around these magnificent structures. The amphitheatres, Athena’s temple and of course the Parthenon. We were in awe of just how big these are and how old they are. We loved seeing the sites from up high.

The detail they created was stunning

Our jaws dropped seeing this

Selfie time

Parthenon

Athena’s Temple

The view from the top

I don’t even reach the height of the stairs :(

Our hotel is in there somewhere

The amphitheater

We finished up by walking back to the hotel with very tired legs.

Dinner was eaten at the restaurant on top of our hotel, over looking the city. We spent the entire time admiring the Parthenon

The view from our hotel

All in all it’s been an amazing first day and we are really looking forward to the rest of trip.

F.Y.I - we walked 13kms today.

Stoa of Attalos

Greek Pottery

A toy horse

Temple of Hephaestus

The church of the Holy Apostles

What was the main path from the water to the acropolis.

Haridians Library

We walked past this on the way to the agora and we went back to check it out.

Hansel and Gretel

So on the way to our stop we came across this shop. Wish we had one like it in Australia.

Acropolis Museum.

Lots and lots of relics and statues

Alexandra the Great

We also found an Acropolis made out of Lego. Needless to say that made our day.

Yes that is Gandalf

Hadriain’s Arch

After some lunch we then made our way to the Arch. Found a guy dressed as a soldier and got some awesome pics.

Temple of Zeus

These ruins were huge. It was really impressive, to see the inside when it was build would have been amazing. We also found a turtle.

Aeropagus Hill

Last stop for the day was to walk up Areopagus hill. This is where Paul preached his sermon in Acts 17. The view from up here was incredible. It even has a copy of the sermon in Greek on the side of the hill.

All of this in 6 hours. We walked 15 km today. Once we got back to the hotel we slept for a bit then had some dinner. Tomorrow we leave Athens and head out to Delphi.

Delphi

WOW!

That basically sums it up. George, our tour guide, was a wealth of knowledge.

George spoke about how the Ancient Greeks came \240to Delphi to consult the Oracle. In the Santuary they came with a question about their future, which they wrote down on a tablet and gave to priests so they could ask the Gods. The Priestess would then go down into the cript and inhale nitrous oxide gas (what we use today in anesthesia) and write down the answer they received from the Gods. People would walk for a week from Athens to come and from Ethiopia - a whole year, to seek wisdom from the Gods.

He told us the history of how the Greeks learnt to create statues - they learnt from the Egyptians and then the Greeks passed \240that knowledge to the Romans.

George spoke of how the Romans came and stole all the statues and how Christians destroyed all the temples to their Gods.

It was fascinating to hear about and see the history.

We got to see the Ampitheatre where Pythagoras, Aristotle and Socrates had to justify their theories and ideas. It was humbling to stand in the spot where they stood and spoke.

We have loved every minute in Greece so far and we have learnt so much.

George explaining the inscriptions on the stone beside him. It is 3 poems thanking the Gods for various things. One even has Music chords to go with it. Each Poem was written 50 years apart

The Sanctuary of Apollo - the God of Music

The Ampitheatre

Selfie

What Delphi would have looked like.

Bay of Corinth

We then stopped off at a restaurant for lunch. The food was beautiful as was the view overlooking the Bay of Corinth.

Pass of Thermopylae

On the way to Kalambaka we detoured to see the Pass of Thermopylae. This is where King Xerxes fought the Persians. There is a monument which used to be on the coast line, but since the waters have retreated its in the middle of nowhere.

Kalambaka

We arrived at Kalambaka about 7pm and went to our hotel. We can see one of the monasteries from our hotel. Tomorrow we get to explore two of them.

And this is the old ladder they used to get up to the top

Next stop: Monastary of Saint Steven

We got to go inside this one and wow it was beautiful. We couldn’t take photos inside but we did buy a book that has some pictures of the inside so the ones below are photos of photos.

Ladies have to wear skirts or dresses when inside the monastary. This is a bit of a problem when it’s 9 degrees outside so everyone is in jeans. Thankfully they provide wrap around skirts for women who need them. They were actually rather lovely.

Inside the churches the paintings depict the life of Jesus. Each church is created following certain rules of where each painting will be. This church was destroyed many years ago, but they have restored it and it looks amazing.

This is looking up at the ceiling in the church

This is the main church area

Each church in the monestary has a similar decpiction of the final judgement

Last stop: The Monestary of Saint Barbara - Roussanou

Another beautiful monestary. This one was up 150 steps.

This is the Whincup they used to use to get to the Monestary

And this is the old ladder they used to get up to the top

We also got to take pictures of some of the other monestaries.

This is All Saints Monestary - the biggest one

This is The Monestary of Saint Nicolas.

These are some more photos from inside the monestaries.

Adam naming the Animals

The wedding at Canan

We then had lunch back in Kalambaka, before making the 4 hour drive back to Athens.

Athens

Arrived back at the hotel at 7pm. Time to relax and get some dinner before an early night. We leave at 6:15am tomorrow morning for Mykonos.

So this is the hotel next door, though we can use the pool (if it was warm enough)

The view from our restaurant at our hotel

We caught a bus into the town and started exploring.

We got to see the windmills, lots of churches, even more souvenir shops.

We found this little alcove that reminds me of Mumma Mia.

Gyros was for lunch. Daniel has been craving this since we got to Greece.

After lunch we got coffee and donuts, then caught the bus back to our hotel, then headed to the beach.

The sun was amazingly warm and the water was freezing. I got my feet wet and decided to spend the rest of the time on the sand. Daniel decided to go in despite the temperature. Needless to say the swim didn’t last long. When he came back to shore he asked about the photos I took and wanted another photo with the building in the background to prove where we were. So he went in again. Crazy man.

It’s hard to tell, but I’m standing in the water.

About to get in... he kept saying it would be warmer once he was in.

He was wrong...

Though he still went in for a second swim...all for a photo.

After the swim we went for a walk and found the resort where all the celebrities stay when they come to Mykonos.

During dinner we got to watch the sunset over the water.

On another note, one of things we have noticed a lot here in Greece are the animals that hang around the tourist spots. Mainly cats and dogs. The tour guides even bring food for them.

This cat was up near the Parthenon

At the Temple of Zeus

At the acropolis

At the Areopagus

In Delphi

In Kalambaka

At Saint Stevens Monestary

Outside the Monestary of Saint Barbara

Near our hotel on Mykonos

This one got a cuddle.

Finding the animals has become sort of a game for us. I don’t know if these guys belong to anyone - but they are very cute.

We got picked up at 9am and taken to the port for our ferry. Our ferry was supposed to leave at 10am. We stood on at the port waiting for 90mins as the weather turned around us. The sun disappeared, the winds picked up and the heavens started to open. Basically... We froze.

When the boat finally arrived there was cheers of joy and a race of all the passengers to get inside and warm.

We got to Santorini about 2 hours late to more wind and rain. We finally got off the boat and found our transfer. We made it to our hotel and checked in, Then went in search of some food. We ended up at McDonalds for lunch about 3:30pm.

At 4:30pm we met our tour guide, Dimitris, at our hotel and he showed us some of the things we can see on the island. We booked a bus tour for tomorrow - which will take us to several places around the island (more on that tomorrow).

We decided to hang out at the hotel after that as it was pouring with rain and freezing outside.

Eventually It stopped raining and the sun came out for a bit so we could walk into the town for dinner.

When we got back to the hotel we had an amazing view outside our room.

Today was a long day, but we are looking forward to tomorrow and our last full day in Greece.

Pottery from 4000 years ago

This is called the Ladies House

An antimation of what the Ladies house would have looked like.

Red Beach

We couldn’t go down to the beach as it was too dangerous due to recent land slides however we did get some good pictures from the cliff.

This beach was created when the volcano collapsed. The red rock you can see is the inside of the volcano.

After Red beach we stoped for lunch at Black beach. We got to eat lunch by the water and take photos of a really cool church.

Next stop was an old traditional Greek village that has a castle we could walk around. There were no street signs here and the paths very extremely narrow. The castle was destroyed in an earthquake and has been restored. People still live there and you can rent out rooms there as well.

After the castle came the wine tasting in one of The oldest vinearies in Greece. The wine was lovely and the views were stunning. Because it can get so hot here, they twist the grape vines into circles - a bit like a birds nest, with the grapes on the inside and the leaves on the outside to protect the grapes from the sun and the wind.

Grape Vines

Next we got to see more amazing views atop the highest mountain in Santorini.

Our last stop for the day was a town called Oia. This is where the most famous photos of Santorini have been taken. We got to explore, have dinner and see the sunset over the water. We even got to see a Donkey!

The things Daniel will do for a photo - even if he is afraid of heights

It has been a very busy, but good day. Today was the last full day in Greece for us and we can honestly say we have enjoyed our stay and are glad to have seen everything that was on our list.

Tomorrow we fly to Italy for the next leg of our European Adventure.

A cast of a wooden table they found

One of the paintings (frescos) on the wall of the house of Ladies.

One of the more well known frescos

An idol of a bull that would have been handed down through the generations

You can see the shadow of the clouds on the water.

The first of many pizza and pasta dishes we shall have in Italy

Outside the Vatican

Our ticket

Sistine Chapel

Next we entered the Sistine Chapel. We weren’t allowed to take photos in here sadly as it was amazing. However we brought a book that has some amazing pictures of the Chapel.

These frescoes were on the walls and ceiling of the Chapel. It was absolutely stunning.

St. Peter’s Basilica

Next up was St. Peter’s Basilica. This Church is built on the site where the apostle Peter was buried and has become the main center for Christianity.

Michaelangelo lying in the arm of a lady

A fresco depicting the story of Ananias and Safria after they lied to the apostle Peter. Safria is the one on the ground and Ananias’ body is being taken away by two people in the top right.

St. Peter’s Square

We then made our way outside Saint Peters Basiclia to the square that you see on tv when they are selecting a new Pope.

Here is where our tour ended. So after some lunch and a quick look at a museum about DiVinci, where some copies of his work are displayed, we headed off in search of other exciting things to see.

Piazzia Del Popolo

We made our way to the People’s Square, Also known as the Piazzia del Popolo.

There was a guy make lots and lots of Bubbles.....

The Spanish Steps

After that we headed down to the Spanish Steps for some more photos

Shopping

We then decided to make a detour to a very important shop. The LEGO shop. We got to have a look around and create our own minfigures.

There was station where if scanned your palm and then came up with a minifigure of you. This was Yvonne’s

This was Daniel’s

The latest Disney set out.

We then found a Disney store so of course we went in and we found some statues of and pictures of Disney characters with a Roman twist. Sadly they do not sell toys like this.

My favourite - Donald Duck as a Roman soldier

Daisy as Cleopatra

The Palace

On the way back to the hotel we decided to head down to the Palace to take some photos. We also got coffee, so we could sit down and give our feet a rest.

I only have the one photo as I was more interested in coffee at this point.

Just as we were leaving it started to rain. So we headed back to the hotel for a rest.

Another important thing we needed to do while we are in Rome was some laundry. Thankfully we found one about 200m away. An hour later and we had clean clothes again.

Trevi Fountain

As the rain had stopped and we had some time while the washing was on, we headed to the Trevi Fountain for some pictures and to toss in some coins.

On the way back to pick up our laundry we found another toy shop that sold LEGO so we added some more minfigures to our collection.

Then it was off to dinner and back to the hotel for an early night. We are both exhausted. It was a big day and we saw so much. Tomorrow we shall explore more of Rome and are hoping the rain stays away during our afternoon tour.

Piazza Navona

We then walked over the to the Piazza Navona. We got to take some photos of the fountains and visit a church. If you know the movie Angels and Demons, Piazza Navona is where Tom Hanks saves the cardinal from drowning.

It was then back to the hotel for some lunch and to recharge the phones for our tour this afternoon.

Colosseum

This is one place we have been looking forward to seeing.

There was a church service being held in the Colosseum while we were there. It was to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the club of St. Peter, according to our tour guide.

Our selfie game is getting better

Palatine Hill

This is where the Ancient Roman Empire started. There is not much there now, except a bunch of ruins and grass.

Parts of the original floor

The Roman Forum

We were looking forward to this as well. When we saw it from above, our mouths dropped

The Palace

On the way back to the hotel we walked back pass the Palace and got some more photos

One of the things we have noticed here is that there are a lot of armed guards from the army and security guards around.

We were thankful for answered prayer today as the rain held off until we got back to our hotel this evening. Tomorrow we finish exploring Rome and head to our next city.

Archangel Michael

Great view of Saint Peter’s Basilica

Once we left is was a very quick walk/jog back to hotel in time to check out, have lunch and some coffee before getting into a taxi to head to the train station. It took a bit to figure out where we needed to be (it’s harder when we don’t speak or read Italian) but we soon found our train which was taking us to Florence. The train ride took just under two hours and the train got up to speeds of over 250km an hour. We really wish Australia got trains like this.

To sum up our time in Florence so far it would be: a lot of walking

We walked to our hotel then walking back to the main square to see where we need to meet our tour in the morning, then back to hotel with a stop off for dinner at a local restaurant. Looking forward to exploring more of Florence tomorrow - though hopefully our legs are up to all the walking. We have walked nearly 40km in the last 3 days and our legs are feeling the pain tonight.

A smaller statue of David

The town hall

Out side the church - it had stopped raining for a bit

David

Proof that Daniel took a photo of a naked man today

One of the first pianos

This is supposed to be Zeus

Disney stores in Italy have the coolest pictures

The oldest bridge in Florence and the only bridge that the Germans did not destroy during WW2

Daniel cutting up his Pizza with a knife and fork

And then picking in it up with his hands

A spiral staircase that used to be the back entrance to a private palace

Rialto Bridge

The view from the top of the bridge

An old well that they used to get water

A cool statue

The Doge’s Palace

We then entered the Doge’s Palace.

The Golden Staircase

The bridge of Sighs in he background

The view from inside the Bridge of Sighs

Saint Mark’s Basilica

Sadly we could not take photos inside this beautiful building. Everything on the walls and ceilings was covered in gold. I borrowed a photo from google to show you the inside

Inside St. Marks Basilica

The outside

One of the paintings outside the Basilica

We then made our way back to the hotel to relax and have a nap. It’s been a busy couple of days with lots of walking and we are both feeling a bit run down so the rest did us well.

After our rest we headed out for coffee then some dinner. Last night we found a quaint authentic Italian restaurant near our hotel and enjoyed another night of wonderful food.

Next we made our way to Museo Corror where got to see some of the rooms the Emperess would have lived as well as some more beautiful paintings and statues. On the way we got to see a choir perform outside St. Marks Basiclla.

A passage from the bible in Latin.

I want a library like this

Next up in the to do list was the main thing we came to Venice for - A Gondela Ride.

Yesterday Daniel and I debated if we should do this or not as it cost a lot more than we thought. However we said when we started planning this trip that we wanted to have no regrets and see and do everything that we wanted to. So we went today and we are so so glad we did. I think our big smiles show how excited we were.

We went under the bridge of Sighs

The orange building is a school

The mark on the wall to the right is to indicate how high the flood waters got back in the 60s

The Doge’s Palace

We were so excited and thankful to have been able to have this experience.

We then went for lunch - where came down from the high we had after the Gondela Ride and we found the Disney shop.

Daniels Desert - Gelato with Pineapple

Picture outside the Disney Shop

This afternoon we rested and made plans for our travels tomorrow. We are now officially half way through our European Adventure. Two countries down, two to go.

After the plane trip, we caught a train to Liverpool and then walked to the hotel. We arrived at our hotel about 4:30pm.

We rested this afternoon and went to the pub for dinner.

Liverpool is our down time. We are both rather tired and have or are getting head colds. The next few days will be about recouperating, with a bit of exploring, a soccer game and celebrating Easter.

We then went to a cafe for lunch then wandered around Liverpool shops and found a shop that Daniel loved - the Everton Soccer Team Shop, and right next door The Liverpool Shop. Daniel was rather happy to get a t-shirt and a scarf

We also found the Disney shop and the LEGO shop, while they were not as good as the ones in Italy - they were still good.

After shopping we went back to the hotel for a rest and a nap.

We then out for dinner and found a quirky little place called Yard and Coop. The food was great and so was the atmosphere. They also had Coops to eat in.

Old cars for a wedding

We even got to see the bride :)

Our train stopped at Widnes - where my mum grew up.

Once we had settled in we started exploring, by walking around Hyde Park, which is much, much bigger than the one in Sydney.

Peter Pan

Princess Diana memorial fountain

Princess Diana memorial fountain

Statue of Achilles

Royal Albert Hall

The Albert Memorial

Kensington Palace

Queen Victoria Statue

Lots and lots of squirrels

One stopped right in front of me

After our walk we headed back to the hotel for dinner at the restaurant in our hotel.

We spent the evening watching Captain America on TV, and we found some Australian shows on tv as well.

A picture of Harry and Megan made out of LEGO

A selfie with the Queen

This flag shows that the Queen is in residence.

We got to see the changing of the guard

This the steps that Harry and Megan walked down after they got married and where Megan entered the church.

Stonehenge

After Windsor we made our way to Stonehenge. We got to walk around the whole thing and take lots of photos.

We took a lot of photos.

Next up: Oxford

So it turns out, Oxford University is not one big university but 38 different collages, in the town of Oxford.

We got to walk past and peak inside a few of them. We got to see a few places (from the outside) where Harry Potter was filmed, got some good coffee.

This Library was the restricted section in HP1 and the Hospital Wing.

This bridge is called the Bridge of Sighs - just like the one in Venice.

This is the biggest bookshop in the world. There is 5km of shelves

Outside some of the shops in Oxford.

Once we finished in Oxford it was time to head back to London, which was a two hour drive.

We got dropped off at the Glouster Rd station where we then walked through Hyde Park back to our hotel. We got back about 8pm. We were really glad to back in the warmth and able to rest after a long day.

Tomorrow we plan to sleep in, then explore London.

We then got on the bus and were off to our first stop: Buckingham Palace. Here we got to see the end of the changing of the guard and take some photos. Of course we had \240typical English weather today - so it was raining while we at the palace - but it cleared up later on.

We then got back on the bus and made our way to Westminster Abbey. I went inside to see the place where they crown the Kings and Queens and where Will and Kate got married. Sadly you can’t take photos inside but it was great to walk around. Daniel didn’t want to go inside so he went for a walk around close by and we took some photos outside once I was done.

After a quick pit stop for lunch we walked around to Big Ben, Parliment house and the London Eye. Big Ben is currently under construction or something so there wasn’t much to see. We didn’t go on the London Eye, but we took some photos.

Daniel didn’t want to go on the London eye as he is scared of heights

To get on the bus again we had to walk for a bit as the police had closed Parliament Square due to protests and the buses were delayed, so they had to reroute some buses.

Our next stop was St Paul’s Cathedral. We didn’t go inside, but we got some great photos outside, found some good coffee and we found the Old Bailey. For those of you who have see V for Vendetta, the Old Bailey was the building V blew up in the beginning of the movie, to the tune of the 1812 overture. It’s one of my favourite movies and it was a happy accident that we found it today.

The coffee shop called Paul had pews as seats.

It’s a Dancing Queen that moves when in the sunlight.

The Old Bailey, also known as the Central Ciminal Court. \240

The things Daniel will do for a good photo

Us on the tour bus.

Once we were back on the bus we made our way to Tower Bridge and the Tower of London.

Then it was back onto the bus and time to head back to the hotel. We took the bus as far as we could back to our hotel, then walked back through Hyde Park to the hotel. The photos below are of some of the things we saw from the bus on our trip around the city.

Trafalgar Square

It’s hard to see, but the shop in the middle is the Kingsman, like the movie.

This is the shop where the Queen buys her tea.

One of the oldest pubs in England.

Where they show the Phantom of the Opera.

It was a busy day. We walked 12.9km today. Tomorrow we keep exploring London.

This is a ride inside Madame Tussaud’s

Thankfully after the long wait, we were happy we waited and went inside.

After some lunch we made our way to 221B Baker Street for some photos. They had props in the way of hats. .

We then made our way to the Marble Arch, where we caught the tour bus over to Tower of London. We had booked tickets last night to go and the Crown Jewels. We thought the trip would take about an hour.

Again, we were wrong.

2 hours later we arrived at the Tower of London, 40 mins before it closed for the day. They recommended spending 3 hours inside, so we decided to go around in 40 mins. It was rushed but we got to see everything we wanted Including the Crown Jewels, the Armory and the Battlements. We couldn’t take any photos of the Jewels.

Afterwards we caught the ferry from the Tower of London to Westminster. Our Captain Greg, gave us a running commentary on the way.

We got to see the Bridge open while waiting for our ferry.

The Tower of London

London Bridge

Shakespeare’s Globe

This is Greg.

Daniel being ‘scared’ of the height of the London Eye.

Once we got off the ferry, we had to run to catch the last bus for the day back to the Marble Arch. We only just made it, but we did make it. Once we got back to the Arch, it was a 20min walk back to hotel.

Today didn’t quite go as planned but we did get to do everything we wanted to today - even if it was rushed at the end.

This is an elephants back foot.

King Henry the 8th.

The Great Fire of London.

Bill and Ben, the flowerpot men.

We then made our way back to Baker Street. This time to go through the Sherlock Museum that we found yesterday.

Sherlock’s study

After visiting Sherlock, we had some lunch then went for a walk to find the Disney shop and it didn’t disappoint.

After that we made our way back to the hotel for a rest. We have done a lot of walking recently and needed to give our feet a rest. The next few days are going to be rather busy so we rested while we could.

We have 6 days left in Europe before we fly home and we are going to make the most of them, we still have one country to go after all.

The whole family

Daniel walking with Aunty Peg

Daniel, Peg and I

Julie, Daniel and I

Marcus, Jade, Daniel and I

Once we were back in London, we caught up with Geoff, who moved to London at the end of last year. We went to maccas for dinner and then went to see Acengers:Endgame. The ques were out the door and we got to see it on IMAX and in 3D. It was awesome. \240I won’t post any spoilers, but we loved it!! Sad to see the Era end, but we have loved the ride.

After we saw the movie we went to M&M world, which was awesome - it has like four levels and heaps of m&m’s.

It has been an emotional roller coast of a day, but we are really thankful to be able to catch up family and friends while we are in England. Hopefully we will be back soon to see you all again.

Tonight is our last night in London. Tomorrow we head to our fourth and final country for this trip.

View from outside the hotel

Got to touch the top of the tower

This is on the wall above our bed.

Our feet are sore and we are rather tired. We have two full days left in Paris and we are ready to come home. But before we can head home we have another important stop to make. Tomorrow we go to Disneyland!!!

This was the BuzzLightyear ride, where you got a laser gun and had to shoot the laser at targets and you got a score based on how many targets you hit.

My score is the one on the left, Daniels score is the one on the right. I won.

One of the cool things you could buy

Our pic, while shooting laser guns.

I got my Mickey Ears.

We got to watch Mickey Mouse short clips while in line to meet Mickey Mouse.

After an hour in line, we finally got to meet Mickey Mouse. He was impressed we came all the way from Australia. I got a really long hug from Mickey and a dance. He chased Daniel out of the pic. It was an awesome experience.

We got a photo with Mickey!!!

The Sword and the Stone

The parade. I also filmed it.

FIRE!!!

It was a really long day - we were at the park for 9 hours but we loved it and so glad we got to go.

Tomorrow is our last full day in France and on our adventure, and there are still things to cross off the bucket list.

We then made our way to the LEGO store, where we realised an important fact that we didn’t know. It’s Labor Day over here. It’s a public holiday and no shops are open. So there goes some of our plan for today. We still got some good photos of the window display.

We then made our way to the Arc De Triomphe. On our way we stopped at maccas for lunch and saw the news about the riots in the streets of Paris. It was the first we heard about it today and it looked rather intense. We looked up where it was and made sure they weren’t near us. Thankfully it was the other side of the city.

So we kept on going.

We made it to the Arc De Triomphe and found it was similar to the Norte Dame, we couldn’t get close as police were blocking the way. So we walked around and took photos when we could. We didn’t end up staying long as while we were walking around the police started running towards a road on the other side of the road and about 20 police vans qued up to drive down the same street. We decided to make a hasty retreat back to the hotel just in case.

Once we got back to the safety of the hotel, we rested for a bit before I went to cross the last thing off my bucket list for this trip - go to the top of the Eiffel Tower. It was awesome and really, really, really high. Daniel decided to stay safely on the ground back at the hotel.

We finished the day with dinner at a restaurant near the city, before we returned to the hotel to pack and getting ready to leave tomorrow. We are getting picked up at 5:50am tomorrow to go to the airport.

There won’t be a post tomorrow as we will be on a plane heading home.

We have had a blast this trip and so thankful for what we have seen and been able to do.

Arriving back in Sydney

The collection of Magnets we brought overseas. One for each of the places we visited.