**June 1, 2010 – Update to parents, family and friends from Remarkable Rocks, Kangaroo Island, South Australia. The Spartans are doing well “down-under”.
G’day!
Welcome to the MSU Sustainable Food, Environment and Social Systems in Australia Study Abroad 2010.
Follow this blog as we travel across Australia learning about sustainability.
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Australia 2010-Sustainable Food, Environment and Social Systems 
Welcome to Australia all you sheilas and blokes from MSU ! Enjoy this amazing country and people. Live the aussie credo ” no worries , mate” and she’ll be all right in your travels..
Rob
By: Rob Flett on May 17, 2010
at 10:07 am
I LOVE this blog!! It’s great seeing the random photos of all of you which brings the other side of the world closer to home here in Michigan! It’s interesting to see the environment that you’re studying not to mention that it will be the best trip journal you’ll ever have!!!! Enjoy every moment all of you MSU mates!!!! wooohoooo!!!
By: Sue Supanich on May 18, 2010
at 6:43 am
Great pictures of the Group. Looking forward to daily updates.
Love you Michelle
By: Ted & Vivian Dryer on May 18, 2010
at 6:38 pm
Can’t wait to see more photos! Needless to say your little brother is still asking … “Did she see a platypus yet?” Continue to work hard and have fun. BTW, here’s a little fact for you Circular Quay was also the name of a 2007 Kentucky Derby horse. Just in case you were wondering!
By: Robert Jones on May 19, 2010
at 8:21 am
G’day guys, it was great talking with you today at the National Museum of Australia. I certainly hope you take back with you some memorable moments of Australia and Australians. I wish you well with your studies and your future.
Best regards,
Neil
By: Neil Nestor on May 22, 2010
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