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Hubby had a meeting in the city for the day on Saturday so I decided to go make my own adventure.  As almost always, we caught the train as it is so much more pleasant to be able to relax, read or chat  for the 1 hour 40 min trip and not have to fuss with parking and stuff.

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  1. Yes we do that now days too. Catch public transport to save worrying about parking and the cost. I used to ride to Central for my first job at Sydney Uni.

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