Happy Australia Day everyone!

Today, on learning that Janet was having her citizenship ceremony down at Perry Lakes I thought… “hmmm that sounds like an outside venue to me… I wonder if I will be able to see any of it?”

She was only allowed to take two guests (she took her kids with Harry on her knee) but when I arrived I discovered that while there wasn’t any seating, the tent was open at the sides so you could see everything!

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Afterward the kids had a go on the climbing wall. I’ve put some photos in the gallery.