City of Subiaco’s Post

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T���was the night before Christmas, where all across the town, A competition was stirring... And only one team can take the crown. I have no idea what I'm doing today. I'm a little bit nervous, but undoubtedly we will be successful. The producers were pretty sketchy with the details. No one's told us anything. No. It's a bit like a council meeting. I'm assuming there's going to be some physical activity involved, but I have absolutely no idea what we're doing, and I'm terrified. Oh, we're going to crush it. Yeah, absolutely. We're going to smash it. No worries. Our challenge begins on a shady piece of grass, inside - a museum of treasures. Outside - tall trees, and your first task. Oh I wonder where that is? City Museum. Yeah. The museum? Yeah. Right. So we���ve got to get to the museum. Yeah. Right. Onwards. Zoe and I don't work together, however. We'll crush it. Absolutely. I'm very competitive, and I think any of my colleagues can, attest to that. The other teams should be really afraid. Shady spot. Laughing, walking, enjoying the City. I adore Charlie. I was so excited to be partnered with Charlie because now we're bonded for life. When we saw this ribbon on the ground saying, ���well done���. To me, that is a sign that this is our day to take. Suck it other teams. Jess and I work really closely together, we are both very competitive. Okay. Let's run. Are we running? We wanted to win. So definitely running in between each of the challenges. The Mayor and I get on really well. We work pretty well as a team. I think that sort of complements each other. Nothing about Colin disappoints me any more. I figured that between us, we'd be able to get the job done. We approach the library, we see a red table and dear Lord, we're building gingerbread houses. It's time to make like an elf and get to work. Build your best gingerbread house. And earn extra points for quirk. The clock starts now. Now! All right, you can put the mortar on. Yeah, and. Oh! Helps if you open it! Did you want to read the instructions? No, no. What���d you reckon? How hard could it be? Why are you shaking? I don't know why I'm shaking, you're making me nervous! Oh, God. Okay, that's not good. No. And be sure not to cut the opening. Two large, see so that���s the skill set because you got to align these two. I don't always read the instructions. I just know that foundations are important. The brains are on. There you go. Oh. That's good. That'll do. I think it's a good thing we don't work together. I don't think I could be a concreter. No, it's not for me. When I burst the piping bag. Oh. That was a bit of a challenge. Let's just do it however we can. I'm glad you're getting your hands dirty cause I���m not. Just got my nails done. I have to hand it to Sarah, she did just have her nails done so. That's like teamwork. She directs what's needed, and I end up looking like this. And that���s how it should be. I've just been inspired by this beautiful building. Okay, the Evelyn H Parker library, they do this thing called pebble dashing. You put the adhesive, and then you get the rocks, and you. Oh my God. Oh my gosh. We missed the whole back. I don't think Charlie has a future in pebble dashing. I don't think it satisfies our award winning local planning policy on sustainable development. No definitely not. There was some disagreements as to how much icing to put on. I'd like a little bit more icing on that side please. I was probably a little bit bossy. What are you doing? You're ruining my roof. No I'm not. The K looks good. The C? How���s that? Charlie and I have made a home. The others will make a house. Well, beauty's in the eye of the beholder. It's not our best work. Yeah. The instructions are obviously wrong. To be quite honest, I think we delivered a top quality product. We wanted to do a different panel, a different colour, and then a rainbow as the highlight on the top. I definitely need some baby wipes.