Today saw a special presentation of Dinosaurs of Gondwana in the city on the steps of the Western Australian Museum. Lots of parents and children were there to enjoy the show. And it was pretty impressive and entertaining. They were created by the innovative designers at Sydney's Erth Visual & Physical - talented people.






The allosaurus made noise and had saliva going everywhere. A few people were struck by his tail as he swung his body around. They did look pretty lifelike. When the half hour show finished the kids made a beeline for the museum. It seems that everyone wanted to go inside and check out the dinosaurs. Just when I was about to take a photo of the dinosaurs on display did I discover that my battery was flat. Bugger.
Found out that I have to pay for Yu-Jin to use public transport now that he is of school age. We've become so used to him not having to pay that it is a bit of a let down.
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