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A rusty old gate, locked or not, is no barrier to Andy&rsquo.s curiosity. He reckons gates are meant to be walked through or climbed over. . And he will. Life&rsquo.s rotten anyway &ndash. he was suspended from school because of rotten Rezzo and sent to England with his mother, which means he&rsquo.ll miss a whole cricketing summer at home in Aussie! Even worse, his Gran gave him an old green agate marble to take back, she said, to where it belongs. And does the gate lead to an orphanage? Weird kids appear: they don&rsquo.t even have a TV, no technology at all. They don&rsquo.t seem to miss it in their lives, they&rsquo.re busy and happy and let him share in their exploits. But they think Andy&rsquo.s talk of moon landings, of seeing close-up photos of Earth taken from a space station or an orbiting telescope, is all imagination. They accuse him of telling lies. To claim his mum cooks with microwaves and dries washing at the press of a button is as ridiculous as his story of flying halfway round the wo