An expat Brit in South Australia
Giant glowing crabs, a pedalled “sailing boat” scooting around Moseley Square, a projection show onto historic Glenelg Town Hall, a bicycle-powered sound and light system, a DIY light wall- some of the weird and wacky but fun offerings from Random Acts of Light in a one-off show at the Bay that drew the crowds on
Colour and community at the Glenelg Christmas Pageant. As the snow begins to fall in the UK, here as summer approaches it finally feels Christmassy. Local businesses, schools and clubs take to the streets in the annual parade that marks the beginning of the festive season. Elves, reindeer and nativity players are joined by samba
“It’s amazing what a lesbian with an umbrella can do,” the brightly dressed middle aged woman joked. We had somehow, by chance, found ourselves at an outside bar near Victoria Square, just before the start of the Feast Parade, Adelaide’s Gay Pride festival.
Dr D in Oz 