One last group shot... 

Marines...we are leaving... 

Darling Harbour. Dammit, hold still! 

The convention center and mall at Darling Harbour. (Funny, only Mr. K isn't blurry!) 

At the Sydney Olympic Park. Oh, come on...not another group shot! 

A view of Katoomba Falls from further down. 

The Three Sisters. (The local Aborigine tribes insist that it should be called the Seven Sisters, and I don't know why...) 

This is what it looks like once we've descended the cliff face. 

Looking at the famous Three Sisters rock formation and into the canyons from the viewpoint atop the ridge. 

Looking into the canyonlands of the Blue Mountains. This, believe it or not, is only one section of it. 

Looking down at Katoomba Falls, which are very thin because of the drought gripping much of Australia. 

The tram we will not be taking. 

Our ranger guide at the Katoomba Falls bushwalk describes some of the local flora and fauna. 

Congratulations on a job well done! 

Now nestled in its new, earthy home, the tree gets its first watering. 

The planting begins! International cooperation...how touching! 

Andy gives Mr. K a certificate of authenticity for the Wollemi Pine while his assistant, Colin, looks on. 

In the garden of the Western Sydney TAFE Institute waiting for the commemorative planting. It's bloody COLD out here! 

Here is a seedling specimen of a Wollemia Nobilis, Wollemi Pine, ready for us to plant to commemorate our visit to the Western Sydney TAFE college. 

The Student Union building, Sydney University. 

In front of the education building, Sydney University. 

South Gate and bus terminal, Sydney University. 

Looking toward downtown Sydney. 

Looking into the Quad. 

Screwing around in front of the Quad.