. . . and he’s bigger, badder and uglier than ever.
(If you somehow missed the first two episodes of this epic thriller series, click on Attack of the Killer Cicadas and Attack of the Killer Cicadas (Part 2).)
About
Walking the Wall is a blog that accompanied the Great Wall of China exhibition at the Powerhouse Museum. The contents document a walk made by Emma Nicholas and Brendan Fletcher during the course of the exhibition.
All contents are licensed to the Powerhouse Museum and are Copyright 2007, Emma Nicholas and Brendan Fletcher.
All contents are licensed to the Powerhouse Museum and are Copyright 2007, Emma Nicholas and Brendan Fletcher.
It seems to me that they would look best if smeared on to the bottom of your hiking boots ? Or, do they possibly “pop” when you cook them like popcorn? Then there’s always adornment. Set into gold as jewelry…bracelets, necklaces, earrings, pins, or even as part of a body piercing. And I’m sure there are many other uses for the little “beauties”. Sandy F.
I also noticed that they have quite a resemblance to MR. T
The Bogong “grasshopper”is almost identical to the “Killer Cicada”. It used to be found on the grassy parts of the Bogong High Plains. Now that it’s a National Park, I’m not so sure.
Brendon & Emma - Sure have enjoyed your website & following you through Walking the Wall. Your pictures are wonderful! What a great adventure you are having! Can’t wait for your book to be published!! - Teg & Kim
this has been an exciting trilogy is there going to be a part 4? maybe a movie?!!
Enjoy next week with your Mum and Dad and good luck on the home stretch.
Brendan and Emma
I have been following the log on and off for months. Totally lost in admiration. The walk was something I had dreamed of doing but knew I never would. Now you are nearing the end it is time to register my congratulations and best wishes.
i hope I may catch up with you some time - in Bowral or Sydney - at Emma’s parents’ homes and shake the hands that assisted those (tired) feet.
All the best for the final leg
Alan Edwards
Brendan and Emma:
We have enjoyed following your adventures and look forward to the possibility of a book. Best of luck in your travels as you finish the last two weeks of your journey. We will look forward to visiting with you when you are able to make a trip back home. Congratulations!!!
Steve and Sherry
Sandy Flohrschutz wrote, “I also noticed that they have quite a resemblance to MR. T”
Well I pitty the FOOL that thinks that!!!!
Mr T