My local bus stop

[Bealman]

The Aussies did you mate, and that's that 

[Ali Smith]

Some Australians played a game against some Englishmen and won. So?

[Graham]

Some Australians played a game against some Englishmen and won. So?

but that is the whole point, any sport especially cricket against the English, and swimming against the Americans.
Like @Bealman I have been here many more years than I lived in the UK, and there are good points to living in either country.

[Bealman]

Big adjustment.

After 5 weeks of sunshine, warmth and light nights, this really is a shock to my aging system.....

Dark early, new bus stop signs and bloody cold!

[Newportnobby]

Yeah - but it ain't summer down there, is it?
Now we've had the longest day we're starting on the slippery slope to winter.
(An optimist, I am not)

[crewearpley40]

The new bus stop and signs were probably erected whilst you were in the UK George.

[Bealman]

Yes, I think that's probably what happened, Chris.

[Bealman]

Politics at the bus stop.

Ah, it's good to be back. Gotta pencil that one into me diary. Looks like a fun weekend 

[Train Waiting]

Fascinating.  Their 'anti-capitalist ideas' appear to extend as far as taking umbrage at the use of capital letters.

With all good wishes

John

[crewearpley40]

Hmm.. think should stick to trains, bus stops, signage , ufos and vb

[dannyboy]

Do you have to pay for any parts of the festival?

[Bealman]

Probably.... rent a crowd, methinks 

[Ali Smith]

Whatever the merits of their ideas, I find that people who get involved in this sort of thing tend to be unremittingly earnest. Naturally, one appreciates The Importance of Being Earnest, but it wouldn't hurt to give it a rest from time to time.

[Bealman]

Yesterday's Sydney rag....

[Trainfish]

Aren't you a pom though?