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The top of the world down under

We had two gloriously sunny days in Sydney. Today was our harbor bridge climb, and we reached the summit as the rains came. Quite an experience with harnesses, jumpsuits, and ladders, but we had a wonderful time, even though we were soaked and wind blown by the time we returned. It is still rainy, so we are having a reading and relaxing few hours before we go wandering out for dinner. We leave early tomorrow morning for Melbourne.

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