Our Trip Down Under and Back
While I was standing
nearby talking with
Randall, the male
swan attacked me;
apparently I was too
close to the female.
do this for us because we showed up
unannounced. In figure 5, Randall is
looking at the lift they use to clean
transmissions before they enter the
Figure 4: The truth is, we were really impressed with how well organized
shop. The crew has been with Russell
and clean the shop was. 9 years or more; some longer than 15
years.
and then met later for dinner. as you can see (figure 2). Randall and The hotel was beautiful; there were
On Friday we visited Russell’s I were handed a couple of mops and pools surrounding the entire hotel (fig-
Transmissions (figure 1). Now we buckets to clean the shop. We did a ure 6). In one of the pools there were
knew we were going to Aussie to be put really nice job of cleaning the place up two swans: a male and a female. While
to work doing a seminar, but we didn’t (figures 3 and 4). I was standing nearby talking with
know what kind of work they had in The truth is, we were really Randall, the male swan attacked me;
mind. When we arrived at Russell’s impressed with how well organized and apparently I was too close to the female.
Transmissions the place was a pig sty, clean the shop was. I 2010_mem_1-4_island.qxd 1/6/2010 12:26 PM Page 1know they didn’t He didn’t draw blood or anything and I
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