Week One Hundred and Seventeen This week has been busy but very wet. Five rainy and foggy days. This lousy weather interfered with our Katoomba and Blue Mountains visit, and has meant a greatly reduced photo count. So a disappointing report for this great and interesting region of NSW. So, with the weather being consistently poor/awful the Jenolan Caves south of Katoomba beckoned. Like being at the theatre on a wet day. Allow a day when visiting but this is a very special Australian icon. Here are some photos of our visit to these famous Aussie tourist attractions. Until next week Helen and Garry Author’s biography Helen has been married to Garry for 42 years and together through corporate life lived at 25 addresses. Helen is the positive influence for Garry. Helen and Garry are Australians who choose to live in New Zealand.  Garry had a career of 40+ years with general merchandise and franchise retailing. Primarily with Coles Myer in Australia and Progressive Enterprises and Paper Plus in New Zealand.  Upon the retirement from the corporate sector,  Garry managed the Whitford Park Golf Club from Jan 2007 until  April 2009. During that 40+ years in retailing, most towns and cities in NZ and Australia had, on a professional basis been visited. Garry is an active Rotarian including a year as President of the Rotary Club of Howick. Garry and Helen have two grown up children who live in America and Thailand. Garry and Helen have completed the NZ leg of the 'Bust Out' project and are well over half way through Australia. Brisbane was the start point in Australia that commenced June 1st 2010   All photographs taken are with Fujifilm Cameras