"Waterfall Surprises and the Melbourne Cup"

ACT, Riverina NSW/VIC, Australia - November 7, 2006 to November 9, 2006

Canberra_052_11082006 — The Parliament House in Canberra

7-November 2006 to 9-November 2006: As Julie and I strolled around the CBD of Canberra looking for a place to eat, we couldn’t quite figure out why so many people were dressed to impress. Complicating the scene was the menacing skies relentlessly dumping its rain. I was amused watching people either taking shelter or allowing their clothes to get drenched. Julie policed me as she kept pinching me painfully every time some attractive well-dressed lady in stilettos would walk by as if to ensure I didn’t have wandering eyes…

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