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Between 1978 and about 1990, we made cassette tapes to send back to the UK and we received tapes, mainly from parents. There are over 30 in total, varying from 15 mins to 90 mins for two sides, mostly of an hour duration. I bought a cassette player with USB
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Following a visit to the Doc with swollen glands after Christmas then a biopsy, Mary received the (very unwelcome) diagnosis of non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Of the 21 forms known, this form is quite treatable (although aggressive) and to date, Mary has had two chemo sessions. She is able to live
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.......and James and Tom.......at Bare Island.........
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We had a sushi lunch at Caryl and Will's home and in honour of the week's scientific advancement in astrophysics, Caryl and Will did a 'gravitational wave'dance, demonstrating compression and expansion of matter (!?) while Michael served Mary in a hammock, with hand- peeled
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Straight from diving in Thailand, collected by Caryl at the airport.
Australian Holidays
For those who are wondering, the image is of Caryl playing a game called 'pigs' which is hilarious, but does have a scoring system. We also played a Finnish game called Finska --an aerial shot from the balcony, of Alison and Craig's home. Margot bathed her
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During this break from regular updates we have kayaked, swam and enjoyed meals with family and friends. The weather has been really humid and sometimes thunderstorms, with strange cloud formations. I include some pics of our local rockpool, very busy. Yesterday friend Matt and I paddled to Bundeena and on
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Events over several days-- Mary and I kayaked to Warrumbul and Maianbar, for lunch, we visited Caryl and Will for present exchange, with the MacKays and Parks, had a game of 'Viking Chess' and Toby showed that he can ride the pool horse, while Caryl gave James a
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The local family came over for dinner and a game or two of 'Finska' on the lawn. Mary sported her new Kaftan Dress!
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A morning in Miranda Fair, in shops and in front of mirrors!
Bushwalking
A day spent on the Govatt's leap to Evans Head walk, Anvil Rock and wind eroded cave, plus sight of a lizard.
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On a near perfect day, we set out from Wally's Wharf to Warnambool, where sits the 'cormorant drying ' tree, then return, followed by lunch on our re-vamped patio.