
When people visit Sydney (NSW), one of the most popular things to do is visit the Gap at South Head. Yet when Roy visits, he’s looking for more than just a spectacular view. The Gap has played an interesting role in Sydney’s history. Not only has it been a beautiful place to visit, it has been the home for military men, and a place where ships met their end, crashing against the jagged cliffs. One of these wrecks, the wreck of the Dunbar is now commemorated at the Gap itself, with its anchor on display.
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This week, Roy has decided to finish off his rug project by teaching you to make a really funky, matching wrapping paper to use to wrap the rug as a gift. This wrapping paper isn't just for rugs though - it is a great fun paper which can be used for all sorts of things. Remember, your imagination is the only limit! Roy did a similar project last year using Autumn leaves. Click here to find out about it.
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Imagine, it is the early 1800s and you are Japanese woman. It is morning and time to dress. Your husband has an important meeting today, and is already dressed in his obi, getting ready to fasten his tobacco pouch. He was very sad recently, because his favourite netsuke went missing, and he had to use another to hold the pouch in place so you have searched hard to find another similar to it. He will be so happy when he sees it!
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