Blurred memories: Boomers are revisiting places where they
partied years ago.  Blurred memories: Boomers are revisiting
places where they partied years ago. Photo: Getty Images  Older
Australians are flocking to Britain to relive a rite of passage,
only this time with money, writes Robert Upe.  Australia's baby
boomers are travelling in greater numbers than ever before and
many of them are heading back to Britain, where they first went
as backpackers.  A survey by seniors website YourLifeChoices has
revealed that Britain is the most popular destination for
boomers (people aged between 48 and 67), followed by New
Zealand, the US, France and Italy.  YourLifeChoices publisher
Kaye Fallick says: "A lot of people in the boomer bracket went
to the UK for a year or six months as a rite of passage.  "They
did the 'disco tour' of Europe; it was very superficial travel.
But now they are going back to do it in comfort and to take in
the history, museums, culture and food."  Australia has 5.5
million baby boomers and man