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Category Archives: Australia
Australia Day 2013
A public holiday gives me a chance for a quick bullet-list update. Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Australia, Lifestyle, Nature, Travel
Tagged bushfires, ducklings, siding spring, type Ia supernovae
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Taronga Zoo Adventure Day, featuring photo-op koalas
A report on our snuggle koala expedition, during which we also saw many other interesting animals both furry and feathered. Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Travel
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you’ve got 15 minutes to pack your bags
This morning Emily asked me a question I found surprising: “Do you know if airlines still do standby rates?” I was like: “What?… you mean, you show up at the airport and go on standby and maybe you can get … Continue reading
springtime and natural beauty in Canberra 2011
Spring has been underway in the Southern Hemisphere for some time now, and it’s a welcome change from the uniformly cold, Britannic blustery days we’d been having. We went over to Daylight Savings time about a week ago, and the … Continue reading
pop culture quiz
Multiple choice. Time: 15 minutes, after which put your pencils down and the TA will come round to collect your papers. This will be 20% of your final grade. Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Food, Lifestyle, Travel
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getting set up: driver’s license, broadband
Getting established, bit by agonizing bit. Internet access is expensive and limited, but converting a US driver’s license to an Australian one was easy. Continue reading
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checking out neighborhoods… on foot
Canberra’s suburban: sleepy, diffuse, and expensive. I’m just starting to get a handle on this. Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Lifestyle, Travel
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first impressions of Canberra
Canberra’s like Washington, DC, only smaller, cleaner, and cuter. Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Travel
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