When they pull onto the parking pad of his home, she looks around surprised.“Isn’t what you expected?” Todd questions her.“I was expecting som...thing bigger, maybe a two story farm house with plenty of space and a garage. Some horses, maybe a couple cows, a dog to greet you and a beautiful garden with a place to have a picnic in the middle.” She is stating this all with a twinkle in her eye as she describes the home he is building for Becky. “You look like a person who should have a big. She wore no jewelry, and simple open toed sandals. One leg was crossed over the other, giving anyone who was watching an enticing view of her upper thigh. Her long brown hair was pushed back by a denim headband.Tamera was wearing an ankle length black velvet skirt with white four inch pumps and black pantyhose. A thin, tan shirt covered her beautiful chest, and her long blond hair was held back in a loose ponytail. She wore a long gold necklace as well as several expensive looking bracelets. A lone microphone stood in front of the empty platform and Daniel excused himself as he negotiated his way to the front. As he did, he sidestepped around the full tables of people, many of whom were now standing in conversation beside their seats. When he reached the front he saw Grace off to the left of the stage, wiring up her small speaker and her electric guitar, making sure all the cords were plugged in correctly. She was wearing a plain green top with a knee length black skirt, and she. ”“Good! You’re still a sharp lad. Right now, they’re sailin’ Orungal, Ormiston, Canberra, Kanowna, Karoola, Katoomba, Zealandia and Dimboola. I’m most involved with Karoola an’ Katoomba. They were both built in the Clyde before the War. Karoola’s a bit over 7,000 tons, Katoomba’s right at 9,500. They were both converted to troopships an’ reconverted in 1919.“They’re both coastal passenger carriers. Only a bit o’ freight. I’m in charge of the routing and scheduling. Right now, Katoomba’s on ‘er.