Mildura - Last Stop In Victoria!

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Lots to do, long time to do 'em.



"Geez, this country town has it all!"

"That's because it's not a country town - it's classified a city,"

"Yeah yeah whatever,"


Mildura was, or I should probably say 'is', (because we're still here) very interesting, though so far the 'interesting' comes from what we're doing and not the place itself. It was Mum's birthday the day after we arrived, so when we went out for dinner the day before, Mum was pleasantly surprised to see her friends had travelled all the way here to see her on her birthday. While Mum was goofing off with her girlfriends, Dad and I went on a bike ride, but since Mum wasn't there, I 'borrowed' her E-Bike once more. 

Zoom-Zoom!!!

I really want an E-Bike now.

We're still here for 2 more days, so you'll see what else we do here in the next blog.

BYE. *Turns on  E-Bike.* zoom zoom outta here

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