Goodbye Sydney... Hello Melbourne ✈️🌏

And we’re off again! After an amazing time in Sydney it’s time to head to Melbourne. We had such a great time in Sydney and are so sad to have to say goodbye to some of the most hospitable people I’ve ever met. We spent the last week doing lots of service and visiting gorgeous beaches. Our flight for Melbourne landed around 10:00 this morning. The temp here is in the 70’s, very windy and sunny. They say you have all 4 seasons in one day in Melbourne. Shari took us to an amazing pho restaurant for lunch then we saw some beautiful rose gardens. We come home and rested up before the meeting. Once again everyone at the hall was so friendly and welcoming. It seems like we’re going t have another great week!








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  1. Amy ToalaFebruary 17, 2018 at 7:32 PM

    You beautiful ladies are glowing!! Love your experiences so far. So much more to explore. Love and miss you both ❤️

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