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Thanks, Nancy. Good to hear :). I find the whole culture clash between east and the west fascinating. Australia is quite unique, a now western culture plonked on the edge of southeast Asia. It's close to us so we visit. I feel that I learn more about Australia and the west, than I do about the countries I have visited in that region.

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