A quick nap before the Earth Hour Concert at Federation Square
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umm...doesn't it take an awful lot of energy to crank up a concert??? surely an acoustic-fest by candlelight would have been more eco-friendly hehehehe ;)
ReplyDeletei just read that it was *pedal-powered*! Coooool :)
ReplyDeleteIt does indeed take a lot of energy, but they organisers have been generating the electricity for the concert by getting people to jump on a bunch of bikes and pedal like mad over the past few days. Really.
ReplyDeleteLooks like twas "dog power" not pedal power :P
ReplyDeleteMaybe if he is doing some doggy farts in his sleep...
ReplyDeleteFL - All dogs do doggy farts in their sleep!
ReplyDeleteSO how was the concert?
Wait Was'nt The Band:Doggy Farts" On The Bill?
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