The National Orienteering Conference was on in Canberra on the 2nd and 3rd (part of the reason for being here at this time). Consequently , I spent the two days working on national directions with other orienteers, while Trev saw some of Canberra without me.
He spent today visiting the War Memorial (a good, sheltered place to be in pouring rain), tapping into a group tour , and eating in 2 different cafes.
I opted not to brave the weather conditions at the AIS for an orienteering run, and instead to be picked up earlier and head for tea with the family.
Dad had flown in to Canberra in the morning, so we went out to tea with him, Andrew, Vic and Kate to a lebanese reataurant, where we enjoyed good food (too much of it) and a belly dancing display along with a very nice magnum of Charlton 2005 red made from the old Penfold Vines (uprooted and transplanted).
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