I have never seen caterpillar's moving in formation like this, come to think of it I have never seen caterpillar like this at all.Maybe all the rain has driven them out of their home, and now they were looking for a new one.

Does one photo and an hour count as a country visited. We did get off the bus and it counted on the Contiki travel brochure way back in 1991 so why not now. Land locked right between Austria and Switzerland how did this small 160 square kilometre with 40,000 people become a country? It seems you just needed a bit of money and some connections to the holy roman empire. Imagine the real estate sales commission even back then. I suppose it must have shown real wealth, setting up your own royal family complete with a castle. I am surprised Elon or Mr Trump has not tried, maybe I should even carve of my own little piece of Australia. 

A nice sunrise for the morning run, I was keen to make it down to the creek and see how it went during the cyclone.First, I had to make it around a few trees and past some of the local wallabies.Our little bridge survived well even though it must have gone well underneath the storm water as I could easily see the high water marks. This part of the creek often runs clear but is still very brownish with the run off.

So other than Sunny boy ice blocks, Summer way back in the 70s involved lots of cricket, like every afternoon, straight after home work, all weekend and all school holidays unless we were away. I had a bike but we did not venture that far maybe just to somebody else's place for a cricket match.

I have never seen so many trees down around the neighbourhood. I don't think it was that the wind gusts were that bad, but mainly the fact that it came from a different direction than usual.It had only been a day or two, and there are worn tracks around them all. It's good to see people still getting out and about.

@new.things just finished a 5.03km run, that lasted for 36 minutes. This run helped new.things burn 350.0 calories.Description from Strava: @running Strava2hive intervals 6 x 400m with 200m recovery on a quiet local road.