Our Treasurer, Mendel, posing with the CD on the Harbour Bridge.
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| Yet another, but with a difference: Mendel showing his affection for the CD.
| A behind the scenes shot: Christian, the cameraman, about film the CD (being held by Gabriela).
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A picture taken from Christian's perspective, right after the above.
| ... And now one taken from the other side of Christian.
| The CD with the Opera house in the background (taken from the bridge).
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Another behind the scenes shot.
| Mendel, doing something Australian (the ice-cream man gave him an American quarter instead of a 10c piece as change).
| Christian, filming the above. (Whilst humming the tune to Greensleves).
| Mendel, after the purchasing of the ice-cream was complete.
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Christian, Mendel and Murray, having a drink (note Mendel's coaster). (The first shot of the person who took (almost) all these photos).
| A close-up of Mendel's drink.
| Mendel setting fire to his "coaster".
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| The CD, hiding with some Australian matches.
| Mendel admiring a random bike.
| Gabriela holding the CD (if the camera was higher, you would be able to see the Harbour Bridge).
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| The burial team, outside the opera house.
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| Christian, Murray and Mendel, at the opera house, with the Bridge in the background.
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The CD, on the Opera House Steps.
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| And another... (with Gabriela)
| The CD, between the stairs of the Opera House.
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The CD, rolling along the stairs of the Opera House.
| Christian, filming the CD rolling along the stairs of the Opera House.
| Murray, digging a hole at Bondi Beach, for the CD.
| The CD, in its final resting place. (We attached a note, saying that if the CD was found, please do not return it to the Netherlands.).
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Christian, filming the burial, and Murray, looking reflective about the imminent departure of the CD.
| Christian, relieved that the CD was about to be buried forever.
| Christian and Murray, showing their respects.
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Christian and Murray, still showing their respects.
| The burial site, after the burial was complete.
| The final shot of the CD's final resting place.
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The CD was deemed too terrible to merely destroy; it had to be banished. Here are some samples: