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holding a koala at an animal preserve. We did not see a single wild kangarooexcept road kill.Leaving the island, we headed along the shoreline to get a look at the“12 apostles” before heading back to Melbourne. Our last night in Melbournewas with some friends from the ABS trip who picked us up and took us to theirhome for a great lobster and fish dinner. One last night in a hotel and a longflight home and the trip was history. We put 27 hours on the rental Bonanzaduring the trip.We will try to go back again and do the east side of the country. The onlything we would do differently is get an ASIC card before going, which is an IDcard that you need for access at all of the major airports (and some smallerones). We thank all the members of the Australian Bonanza Society who couldnot have been more friendly and helpful, and we hope to see some – if not allof them – in the USA joining some American trips.Upgrade to M20Performance!Have a BonanzaBut Still Fly2 Quarts Low?Do You AddMore Than 1 QuartBetween OilChanges?INSTALL ANM20 SEPARATOR!With M20’sExclusive Blow-By Control,Dipsticks Test “Full”…Flight after Flight!M20 ProductsAir/Oil Separators1-866-620-2667Details on www.m20products.comE-mail m20products@gmail.comVolume 13 • Number 2 AMERICAN BONANZA SOCIETY 65