Bastille Day and Wendy's at La Perouse, 2008
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Bastille Day and Wendy's at La Perouse, 2008

14th July is the French revolution day, commonly known as Bastille Day. I joined Laurent again to celebrate this day in La Perouse, south-eastern Sydney. La Perouse is named after a French captain Jean-François La Pérouse, he landed in Australia on 26 Jan 1788, a few days after Caption Cook. Sometime in the following year, he and his men disappeared.

This year, the celebration is a lot smaller. Perhaps the visiting of the Pope (for the World Youth Day) steals all the attention and scares people to stay in Sydney.

Photos:

Rev. Dr. Wu Yi, make sure you don't miss out next photo.

Yes, look carefully, there are Wendy's spoons for serving tea and coffee.

Both Rev. Dr. Wu Yi and Laurent know that I keep Wendy's spoons. Each time I have my supashakes or ice cream at Wendy's, I will simply keep the Wendy's spoons. Those plastic Wendy's spoons are very handy.

Laurent was not very impressed that I spotted those Wendy's spoons.

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related blog:
Bastille Day at La Perouse (14 July 2007)