Taking your hand and picking up your carry-on I lead you down to pick up you luggage. We make small talk as we wait for your luggage. ‘Was your flig...t okay? No fat guys halfway into your seat?’ I ask. We both laugh at that private joke. The reminder that we know so much about each other serves to break the ice a bit. There is still a little distance between us, the knowledge that we are meeting for the first time even though we have talked about the most intimate details on-line. We’ve shared. The numbers of German detainees as prisoners of war far exceeded 200,000 and it was necessary for the allies to construct holding areas for the prisoners and conduct interrogations to aid in the development of order of battle charts for the entire European defensive posture. Most of the German prisoners were relieved to be taken prisoner by either the British or the Americans because they would be assured of proper treatment under the rules of the Geneva Convention and they knew they would be. At this moment you hear the sound of a speedboat coming closer to us and then pull-up by the side of the boat that we are on. With you blindfolded and trapped in the wooden stock this confuses you as you do not know what is going on. I tell you to relax and that it is going to be okay and its part of my plan for you. Six guys jump off the speedboat onto our boat grinning from ear to ear. They had been watching everything I had been doing to you via a secret webcam link that I had set-up unknown. "Hungry?" I can wait." It's about two hours to Orange." If we see a real cafe, we can stop."I squeezed her hand to let her know that I understood. A genuine Australian breakfast: lamb chops or lamb sausages, toast, eggs sunnyside up, marmelade or Vegemite, tea or coffee. I got hungry thinking about it, even though I hated Vegemite.As we drove I started to hum, then sing "Waltzing Matilda." Working up to Banjo?" You bet!"Written by Banjo Paterson in Queensland 1895, "Waltzing Matilda" was.