60 th Birthday Celebrations
This was the occasion to travel to Traralgon (Victoria) for a family get together for my brother -in - law's 60th Birthday Celebration.
We travelled on Thursday morning 28th October 2011, and returned Saturday 29 th October 2011. Travel time was a leisurely 9 hours or so on each day, including regular stops for Diesel (petrol) and snacks. We travelled in a new Ford Territory Diesel engined model.
It was a slightly heavier model since it is to be set up for towing a caravan around Australia next year, or so the plan is. It belongs to another brother-in-law.
Another brother-in-law came from Melbourne for the celebrations, so the house was rather full.
My sister=in-law gave up their super bed for us and we all had a good sleep, although one night turned into a bed-time of about 3 am.
We took a lot of presents (including some bought at the local Korean shop in Civic and the load in the car was much reduced on the return trip.
We also visited a local hall, while a Karate lesson was being conducted and were entertained as the 20 or so students were put through their paces. This was a mixed class of various standards and thus various abilities. Some of the local parents were also there to wish the Karate school master, my brother-in-law a happy Birthday, and they presented him with a bound album of pictures, put together by one of the parents.
Return trip was progressed in heavy rain until after the NSW border was reached. We ended the trip at a Thai restaurant in the Erindale centre.
That restaurant had been awarded a best award recently, and the locals love it because it was practically full.
We travelled on Thursday morning 28th October 2011, and returned Saturday 29 th October 2011. Travel time was a leisurely 9 hours or so on each day, including regular stops for Diesel (petrol) and snacks. We travelled in a new Ford Territory Diesel engined model.
It was a slightly heavier model since it is to be set up for towing a caravan around Australia next year, or so the plan is. It belongs to another brother-in-law.
Another brother-in-law came from Melbourne for the celebrations, so the house was rather full.
My sister=in-law gave up their super bed for us and we all had a good sleep, although one night turned into a bed-time of about 3 am.
We took a lot of presents (including some bought at the local Korean shop in Civic and the load in the car was much reduced on the return trip.
We also visited a local hall, while a Karate lesson was being conducted and were entertained as the 20 or so students were put through their paces. This was a mixed class of various standards and thus various abilities. Some of the local parents were also there to wish the Karate school master, my brother-in-law a happy Birthday, and they presented him with a bound album of pictures, put together by one of the parents.
Return trip was progressed in heavy rain until after the NSW border was reached. We ended the trip at a Thai restaurant in the Erindale centre.
That restaurant had been awarded a best award recently, and the locals love it because it was practically full.
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