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Canberra: Not As Boring As You May Think

Published on 11 April, 2013 By Go For Fun

With its ties to politics, planning and public servants and its lack of beaches, big city nightlife and soul, Canberra is often overlooked as being Sydney and Melbourne’s less exciting little sister. But dig a little deeper and Canberra may not be as boring as you think… Find out today why not.

Canberra, the Very First Impression – Part 3 – Weather. University of Canberra. What’s Next

Published on 14 July, 2011 By Natalie at Go For Fun

In winter the weather is stable. -1 at night and +10 at noon.
The sky is blue and the sun is there. Not many clouds, and when they cover the sun it becomes chilly very quickly.
So everybody wears proper wear. It is rather easy to have it a proper way when the weather is chilly almost all the time.

Canberra, the Very First Impression – Part 2 – Driving on Canberra Roads. A Capital of Australia

Published on 13 July, 2011 By Natalie at Go For Fun

In Melbourne there is a saying “Get lost in Melbourne”. I think it literally happens when you are in Canberra. There are so many roundabouts (called “circles” by some Canberrians) that your head starts going round very quickly.

Canberra, the Very First Impression – Part 1 – Surprise-Surprise! and Canberra Airport

Published on 12 July, 2011 By Natalie at Go For Fun

A nice crispy morning. We are landing. Nice change in a landscape – now it is nicely “wavy” – hills, many hills, with trees, no “bold spots” of land. But the colour… all is light brown. Ground is brown, trees are brown.

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