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Sunset on the Parramatta River
Taken from the balcony of the apartment we were staying last week.
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Nice one Zaffs. I stayed at Parramatta Mercure weekend before last. My old stomping ground. Went through high school at Arthur Philip High.
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Thank you Ozi. Out of the 11 days we spent there only 5 were sunny, but we enjoyed seeing and catching up with all friends and our nephews with whom we stayed and looked after their dog while they went away for a week on a well deserved week-holiday. Sadly their dog, Georgie, passed a couple of days ago. He was 13 and had health issues. But, it was a real pleasure walking around the suburb and along the river with Georgie, taking photos and talking to other dog owners. Georgie was better than Goggle Maps.
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