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I live in the City of Sydney, Australia.  

I've moved house since I started this homepage.  I used to live in the suburb of Homebush - which was the suburb closest to the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games venues.  But we sold it in August 1999.

After a few months house-hunting (when I stayed with 'my grandparents' and, surreptitiously, occasionally, in the townhouse where they have silly laws about animals) we finally found a new house.  And for those who remember that my original reason for writing to all the councils (see My Goals in Life) was to find a dog-friendly place to live ... will be happy to know we have moved to the Northern Suburbs to a very dog-friendly street.  In fact, I think the house we moved into was the only house with a dog-vacancy!

The Northern Suburbs have a lot more natural bush left than where I first lived ... and this means that there is a lot more wildlife.  I am still not used to possum eyes staring at me from the trees but I am getting used to these fellows.  They are two Rainbow Lorikeets we call 'Bold' and 'Bashful' ... the former is no slouch when it comes to requesting a snack.

I know you probably won't believe this, but I never used to dig at all before we moved to this house when I was five-and-a-half years old.  But they had so trouble stripping out the undergrowth in the front 'garden' so the trees could breathe ... that they taught me how to help.  Being a big strong dog, I was very helpful ... even ripping out a whole dead stump that we dug up.

Where I live now has a natural creek at the back of the property and we often go for walks here.  It is a narrow strip of remnant bushland surrounded by houses yet just deep enough to forget you are in the city.  I never go into National Parks but the possums and birds and lizards who live in this little patch are very urbanised and often venture into what must be very-doggy-smelling back yards so they don't seem to mind as long as we leave each other alone.  Cats are another matter but I know of only one cat here and it's a pensioner.

This is my Cavalier King Charles Spaniel friend, Maja, who comes to stay with me sometimes.  She likes the bushwalk too.

As for some more info about the famous suburb I used to live in (site of the Sydney Olympic Games) and the famous city I do live in ...

If you want to find out more about the Sydney 2000 Olympics click here:

The Official Website