Mudgee
There’s nothing quite like a weekend in Mudgee. I’d first visited Mudgee in 1989 to attend a wedding. I’ve been back a couple of times since, mostly for the Mudgee … Read the rest “Mudgee”
Muftee Cabaret
Muf-Tee’s director, Les Solomon, has created a chat show with Hayden Tee as the host and the musical director, Nigel Ubrihien, as his sparring partner. By having a couple of … Read the rest “Muftee Cabaret”
checklist
Tickets………………check
Money………………check
Car hire…………….check
Rail Pass…………..check
Backpack…………..check
Passport…………..on it’s way
Clothes…………….check
Language…………passable
Toiletries…………..check
Camera…………….organised
Blog diary………….check
I think that’s everything! Oh……..bugger. Still five weeks to go….
My Family
I love this pic of my family.
Back in Porpoise Spit
It’s Saturday night and I’m at home in Lismore. We’ve just watched “The Simpsons” and had dinner and I’m just taking a few minutes out to update my diary before … Read the rest “Back in Porpoise Spit”
Barbara Morrison
Barbara Morrison has performed with a virtual “who’s who” of the Jazz and the Blues worlds including legends, Dizzy Gillespie, James Moody, Ron Carter, Etta James, Esther Phillips, David T. … Read the rest “Barbara Morrison”
Swimming Pool
On Friday night, Colin and I went to see the final night of the Sydney Film Festival, a screening of “Cracker Bag” and “The Swimming Pool”
Cracker Bag is a … Read the rest “Swimming Pool”
Historic Pubs of Sydney
Built in 1842 by George Paton, using convict labor, the Hero of Waterloo is one of Sydney’s oldest hotel buildings, although it wasn’t licensed as a hotel until 1845. Although … Read the rest “Historic Pubs of Sydney”