HELLO & WELCOME

Hello everyone, it's Alicia! Welcome to my blog, About Australia, from Spain. Here, you can continue to learn all about Australia & about myself. 

Here is a photo that I took last year of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. If you click on 'read more' & then on the photo, you can listen to a famous Australian song, Waltzing Matilda, performed by Slim Dusty, an Australian country music singer. 




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