Day 28: Gundagai

11/4/14 Gundagai, Celia

Today we woke at the motel and said bye to dad when he went with Majid, Linda, and Daniel, back to Nangus, to walk from there to Gundagai. We went to the coin laundry. It was very hot and I couldn't breathe in there. It became very crowded and we had to use a lot of 1$ coins. It took a long time. Meanwhile, we ate breakfast at the bakery next to the coin laundry. It was known to be the oldest working bakeries in Australia when we finished with our laundry we dumped it in our hotel room and went shopping for our next camping trip, ate lunch, and ate more lunch with dad when he came arrived back. We walked around town and ate dinner in a church. We went to bed.

"And I wish you all the best for your future lives in this country, yourselves and your children, that in Australia your best hopes and aspiration for the future will be realised." MALCOLM FRASER, PRIME MINISTER 1975-1983:


"If we listen closely enough to the stories of others, an alternative story will emerge which will allow for the transformation to take place." Brueggemann?


"…nobody can change stories unless an alternative story is made richly available with great artistry, love, and boldness." Brueggemann?