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We drove through the city
streets to let you have a peek
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The Sydney Town
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Sydney Town Hall clock
tower which chimes on the hour every hour.
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The Mitchell
Library - The State Library of New South Wales, Auntie Julie's
home state.
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The Sydney monorail
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Arrrh....The Louis Vuiton store in
Sydney
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From the city we headed off toward
The Sydney Olympic Stadium where the 2000 Olympics were
held.
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Hey...it looks like we've found
it!
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This huge Olympic figure towered
over the entrance to the Olympic park.
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Here is the main Olympic
Stadium...do you think they might have had important mouse races in
there?
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Olympic Stadium
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Olympic Stadium as seen from the inside.
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Just in case this sign is difficult
to read because of the reflection, this is one of the Driza-bone
stockman's coats which was worn by one of the horsemen who took part
in the Australian Flag performance during the opening ceremony of
the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.
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Now I really do feel extra
important. This is one of the Olympic torches which was carried
during the games. It's not every day you get to see one of
those!
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Hey.....they must think I'm extra
important...they even named a street in the Olympic park after me! I
was very impressed. Brooke spotted the sign and we just had to have
a photo under it!
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but....I'm being good, really I
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