A Radio Interview and a Photo Contest

Check 'em out!!

Once I managed to get my poor computer re-connected to the internet today (seems that in my absence this past week, someone hacked into our house network and was using up all our bandwidth, so Rob, one of my housemates, had to do some finagling with the router to make it all secure again, and that meant I couldn't log on without his assistance, but that's another story...)... I spent some time uploading more stuff for everyone to enjoy. (Wasn't that the longest run-on sentence ever??)

Two items of note.

#1 - Back in March when Janet (Jen's mom) and I were in Mount Isa, we were interviewed on the local Aboriginal radio station. I finally figured out how to upload the interview in a way so you can hear it. Try not to laugh too hard. Click on this link to download the interview onto your computer, then you can play it and enjoy.

#2 - When I was in Broken Hill this week, I was very taken with the artwork of Pro Hart, who is recognized as having pioneered the outback art movement in Broken Hill. His work includes a number of large metal sculptures, and I took lots of photos. So take a look at his work and send me your comments! Best sculpture title/explanation/story wins a prize.

OK, off to bed. Jen and I are getting up at 4:30am (gasp) so we can make it downtown in time for the ANZAC Dawn Ceremony. Goodnight!