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Still formulating a different a approach for this blog. It's going to take some serious thinking...  Meanwhile, the rainbow came out. I mean literally (not for me *sigh*). Shows what I often love to do - staring out the window. Please excuse the chopped corner. I didn't want my husband to fall off the balcony. :-)

Rainbow over Royal Botanic Gardens with Shrine of Remembrance on the left

Melbourne is so lovely. I would love to live here. Oh well, some day!



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