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Saturday, January 01, 2005

Happy New Year

As Sydney celebrated the coming of a new year with a bang, may we remember those in need, yet remain hopeful for a bigger and brighter year ahead for us all.

May your year, dear reader, be filled with culinary capers, epicurean feasts and many a gastronomic adventure!

Happy 2005 everyone!


Sydney New Years Eve fireworks 2004.
The fireworks were preceded by one minute's silence as a mark of respect for the tsunami victims. 3,000kg of explosives were used in the twenty-minute display.


Keen eyes will spot the giant art sculpture disco ball, the controversial theme for the Harbour Bridge this year, apparently symbolising reflection.
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posted by Anonymous on 1/01/2005 03:11:00 am


5 Comments:

  • At 1/01/2005 9:57 pm, Blogger Reid said…

    Hi Augustus Gloop,

    Happy New Year!

     
  • At 1/03/2005 2:15 am, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Hi AugustusGloop, you've a great blog here. Happy New Year to you too! :)

    Julia
    http://www.aromacookery.com

     
  • At 1/03/2005 12:30 pm, Blogger pinkcocoa said…

    hiya AG
    sorry for late greeting but belated Happy new year!!! Let's work towards to wonderful delicious 2005 ;-)
    *hugs*

    Nice pics on the fireworks! I really like the disco ball. We stared at it in awe for at least half an hour last night :p

     
  • At 1/03/2005 4:01 pm, Blogger Fish Fish said…

    Belated Happy New Year! I love~ the 2 firework pics you hv taken. Not an easy work huh?

     
  • At 1/04/2005 3:11 am, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    hi AugustusGloop,

    I used to host my site at Blogger too, but found that TypePad is more user-friendly for an HTML dummy like me. It just got to a point where I was spending more time figuring out the technicalities than blogging, so I decided, "What the heck! Just fork out some money and make my life easier." :) Thanks too for the link to my site!

    Julia
    www.aromacookery.com

     

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