An inquisitive lizard checks out the team as they pass by at Browns Falls.
Team Leader Barry gets really brave in getting up close and personal with a water dragon/local lizard at Queen Mary Falls.
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Team Picture From Left, Susanna Thomashefski, Heather Sarson (alternate), Cheryl Savage (team leader alternate), Kristi Cummings, Jennifer Jacobson (alternate), Barry Fraser (team leader), Cheryl Bootsma, Katy Uher
Each year Rotary District 6380 sends a team of young professionals on a month long Group Study Exchange to another Rotary District. This year the team lead by Rotarian Barry Fraser includes Cheryl Bootsma, Kristi Cummings, Susanna Thomashefski and Katy Uher. Team Alternates include Cheryl Savage (Team Leader Alternate), Jennifer Jacobson and Heather Sarson. We visit Rotary District 9630 Brisbane and area. Come follow us on our journey to Australia!
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Team Picture From Left, Susanna Thomashefski, Heather Sarson (alternate), Cheryl Savage (team leader alternate), Kristi Cummings, Jennifer Jacobson (alternate), Barry Fraser (team leader), Cheryl Bootsma, Katy Uher
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- Farewell Australia - Thank You Rotary From the Bot...
- RAAF Base Amberley
- Goodna Presentation
- Words Can't Describe...
- Sunday, March 22, 2009
- We Heart Chinchilla
- The Toowoomba Chronicle 21/3/09
- International Women's Day in St. George - March 18th
- Toast to St. Patrick's Day! - March 17th
- Where to start....
- RIVER SYSTEMS of South Eastern Australia
- EMPIRE THEATRE.. Toowoomba
- Toowoomba Visit 5 -12 March 09
- Rotary in Toowoomba
- Church and School
- Agricultural Research: Toowoomba and Warwick
- Agricultural research opportunity via GSE team vis...
- OUT and ABOUT in Toowoomba - not too far from home...
- Barry's Birthday 10th March
- GSE team welcomed to Toowoomba by Mayor and Counci...
- Whilst passing through Warwick Barry found some po...
- Team visit to Cobb and Co museum in Toowoomba 6th ...
- Spring Creek Mountain Cafe
- Seen over lunch at Spring Creek Mountain Cafe, ato...
- It's a hard life for GSE girls down here in OZ
- Wildlife ; Saturday 7 March
- SATURDAY visit to Browns Falls SE Qld.
- Barry - finally on the blog
- Fantastic Queen Mary Falls
- Wallaby patrol - Friday, March 6
- City Kat and Sailing - Wednesday, March 3
- Pictures from the Welcome Barbi!
- Barbi at the de Lange's
- Barry's Vocational Day
- First vocational day
- Touring with Balmoral
- Official Welcome Barbi
- Gold Coast discards Kristi and Katy
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One of the most wonderful things about Rotary is that it allows you to be part of something so much larger than yourself." -RI President Glenn Estess Sr. ( Opening plenary session at the Chicago Convention, 2005)
The magic of Rotary is that it allows ordinary people to do extraordinary things.
- Wilfrid J Wilkinson, RI President 2007-08
Mighty oaks from little acorns grow.
(From a radio speech, describing the spread of Rotary from the first Chicago meeting.)
The greatest reward for doing is the opportunity to do more.
- Dr Jonas Salk inventor of the polio vaccine.
The magic of Rotary is that it allows ordinary people to do extraordinary things.
- Wilfrid J Wilkinson, RI President 2007-08
Mighty oaks from little acorns grow.
(From a radio speech, describing the spread of Rotary from the first Chicago meeting.)
The greatest reward for doing is the opportunity to do more.
- Dr Jonas Salk inventor of the polio vaccine.
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