Breakfast at Via Del Corso?
mmm, not quite breakfast
that’ll do the Man
fruit fit for bees
it’s a beautiful day for a boat show
to play tourist and reflect on the harbour
and the city
do some shopping
don’t forget to buy The Big Issue
(step away from the cupcakes!)
have lunch
spicy chicken laksa
and head off to friends to watch the rugby
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Sounds to me like a purrfect weekend, Bb! 😆
The weather is behaving itself for a change, Adee, albeit still rather cold 😀
I’ve been to Sydney, bb, (ok,I’ll admit, just through your slice of Photo’s ) but it does give one a feeling of being there, so that counts surely? 😉 … xPenx
ha, ha – that’s good – I enjoy armchair travel too, Pen
Ah, the atmosphere permeates through these lovely photos, BB 🙂 looks like you’re having a grand time!
Thanks, Kate – it’s too easy to say we don’t have time to do these things anymore
Sounds wonderful (love the photos) 🙂 Sydney is such a beautiful city (I have relatives there – not that I have been for years – last time was for a work conference about15 years ago – haha).
Well, Gabrielle, if you ever want to make the trip down south (and avoid the rellies 😉 ) give me a shout – you will always be most welcome 😀
A trip to Oz is on the cards for early next year, can’t wait.
Well, you know you won’t get away with coming to Sydney and not going out for at least one wine and food-tasting night out on the town with your Antipodean fellow bloggers, don’t you, Cin?
Sometimes I have a love / hate relationship with the city, I’m in love with it now. Beautiful photos, and a Ferris Bueller style packed day.
ha, ha – yes, Mark, sans the Ferrari! I love this city, warts and all
Great for people with sweet tastes, BB.
I went to a grill bar near the end of SH Bridge and close to the old sergeants’ quarters building.
You could have as much salad as you wanted, and they gave you a raw steak, which you took to a nearly white hot grill to cook for yourself. No Health and Safety there!
John
I think you would find it very different now, John – totally over-regulated on that front – and, down that end of town, heliishly expensive. Thanks for your comment 🙂 bb
nice pics, n great food 😉 seems u had quite some fun!
Thanks, Habiba – the variety of food available in different parts of this city boggles the mind 🙂
Being a Sydneysider myself I can honestly say you have captured the essence of the city so well. We are fortunate we have so many beautiful sights in our fair city.
I love your aerial shots – really cool – and my favourite caption is ‘step away from the cupcakes’ – I need that tattooed on my hand. Haha.
But my favourite shot (beyond compare) is the glorious Anzac Bridge. I am obsessed with it. I will freely admit it. It really is a work of art to me.
FAB post!
Thanks, Selma – we are very fortunate and I think we love very similar things about this city! 😀 – laughed at your comment re the cupcakes (I can only eat the gluten-free ones so when I spy them, willpower goes out the window) – would love to see your shots of the ANZAC Bridge and your other perspectives of the city
we really do live in a beautiful city don’t we?
That we do, Nursemyra 🙂
Great shots ! “Step away from the cupcakes” sounds like a move on “So You Think You Can Dance”. The Canadian variation on the expresseion is “step away from the Timbits”. For a Canadian to step away is a near impossibility. I had to look up spicy chicken laksa – now I want some.
Thanks, Elmediat 🙂
ha, ha – a new dance move – I like it. I don’t remember Timbits from my couple of months working in Vancouver, but I can never forget ‘Death by Chocolate’! Spent (too) many a night there…