4. January 2007 12:27
by Rene Pallesen
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The year 2007 as you can see was a busy year with lots of traveling and adventures.
It is now time to move onto 2008 and see what this year can bring.
You can follow my adventures in 2008 by clicking on this link.
Can I at the same time suggest that you bookmark this page and I can highly recommend using the new RSS feed features on this website.
2. January 2007 10:02
by Rene Pallesen
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New Years eve this year was celebrated on the Lawn at the Botanical Gardens near the opera house. We had a nice combined view of the fireworks in the city, on the harbour and on the bridge. We were there with a group of friends and and we brought picnic blankets and food to eat.
The 9pm fireworks were a bit disappointing compared to other years but the midnight one was really good. This year they use the whole area, so simultaneously fireworks were being fired from the harbour, the bridge as well as the high rise buildings in the city.
Fireworks are illegal to buy and sell here in Australia, so instead the city (and most other cities) instead put on large firework displays. This means that you every year get professional firework displays instead of the sporadic stuff you get in other countries where people themselves buy it.
Besides, if firework was allowed then the State Emergency Services would be spending three weeks after New Years Eve fighting bushfires every year.
Click here to Download video of Firework Display #1
Click here to Download video of Firework Display #2
Click here to Download video of Firework Display #3
Click here to Download video of Firework Display #4
Click here to see more photos from New Years Eve
20. March 2006 01:50
by Rene Pallesen
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In September 2006 I went on a business trip to Tokyo along with a colleague of mine Tsukada-san.
Most of the trip was hard work and very long days, but I did manage to snap a couple of photos here and there.
We did get the deal in Tokyo, so the trip was worthwhile, and we are now installing our solution across all of Asia.
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19. March 2006 03:56
by Rene Pallesen
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In Mid 2006 I went to a work meeting in Krabi in Thailand.
This happens to be a few kilometers away from one of the best rock climbing destinations in the world. So, after the meeting I took a few days off to go rock climbing.
Kim happened to be travelling in the Northern part of Thailand with some friends who had to leave on the same day my meeting ended. Kim flew down to Krabi where I picked her up at the airport.
Unfortunately it was rainy season, so most of the time in Railay it was raining, but we did manage to get one day of climbing done and the rest of the time we spend in the restaurants and playing cards.
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