In fact although every blade of grass for sitting on had been claimed by someone, the organisers had left the pathways criss -crossing the park open and we were able to simply walk down the side and stand pretty near to the stage.
I cannot say that the cast list was great (Leo Sayer, Engelbert Humperdink, Ronan Keating anyone?) But an exception was the fabulously talented Katherine Jenkins.
It was however a very festive evening, although I still do not understand why Australians still sing about snow in August and have not adapted Christmas traditions to suit their own climate!
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Hi! to you Helen in Australia,
But we do have a few of our own locally written carols Six Whit Boomers(Kangeroos) an a lively one about an emu and others, they just dont schedule them anymore for Carol services.
Hope you are enjoying OZ.
Um - I am a bit lost on the reference to August?? Glad you are enjoying Oz - I was born in England and came here as an eleven year old - it took me about 20 years to start associating summer, crickets, shimmering heat with Christmas -and it isn't easy when everywhere you go, you hear Bing Crosby crooning about White Christmases! Ah the trials of Antipodean life.
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