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Presents. Sister of Soul – St Kilda – Vegetarian / Vegan Restaurant. Open House Melbourne 2016. Christmas Island Tourism Association - Places of Interest. Christmas Island has many natural attractions that will suit visitors of all ages and levels of fitness.
Here are just a sample of some of the beautiful places to visit on your Christmas Island Adventure. Flying Fish Cove Adjacent to the port area and the main mooring sites, the Flying Fish Cove is located at the base of the Settlement area and is home to the Kampong (Malay for village) and the Mosque. The Cove is suitable for both swimming and snorkelling, although it is advisable to wear reef shoes at all times to protect feet from sharp coral and stone fish. It offers many great shore dives and has some of the best diversity and abundance of tropical fish anywhere. The "Cove" is also a great location to join the locals watching the sun setting and slow down to Christmas Island pace.
Tai Jin House Located just up the hill beyond Flying Fish Cove, this is the original home of the Administrator of the Island - affectionately known locally as "Buck House". The Grotto Track – suitable for 2WD. Cirque de la Symphonie. Orchestras have sometimes unkindly been compared with a three-ring circus.
Well, here’s the chance to realise that simile. Cirque de la Symphonie brings the MSO together with a host of international circus performers, including aerial flyers, acrobats, contortionists, dancers, jugglers, balancers, and strongmen. Do not expect the first violins or brass section to down instruments in order to shin up a rope or drop into a safety net (there are health-andsafety limits, after all).
But do expect a dazzling display, inspired by classical masterpieces, as the circus performers bring their acrobatic and illusory skills to new and exciting levels. It’s unlike anything you’ve seen since Wagner’s Ring cycle, and nowhere near as long. Artists Benjamin Northey conductor. Collingwood Children's Farm » Get Involved. The Farm relies on a hardy troupe of volunteers to help keep the animals healthy and happy and to contribute in many ways to the ongoing operation of the Farm and activities.
If you are a keen gardener or would like to learn more about gardening, please join us every Tuesday afternoon, from 1.30pm except during the school holidays. No need to call or book, just turn up on the day! Please Note: It is now compulsory for all volunteers to have a current working with children’s check. As a volunteer you may get one for free, you just need to pay for the photo’s. Forms can be obtained from the post office. Contact: Anita Stec, staff@farm.org.au Time: 10am-1pm or 10am-4pm Parking: There is an all day car park next door. Students from a variety of different areas can apply for Work experience at The Collingwood Children's Farm. There are far more students seeking work experience than we can accommodate or properly train. We ask all intending tertiary applicants to carefully address: