More from my Christmas/New Year's in Roo Land!
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Much of our time was spent either at the beach or very nearby. My sun-deprived flesh certainly needed it! (I've never seen my fingernails grow so fast in so short a time!) |
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The ocean provides many bounties, but I doubt seaweed makes for a great shawl. |
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Time to get ready for a swim! |
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It's very important to follow the rules. (What I want to know is: how do you hover 1-inch over the rim like that? Kegels? Scientology?) |
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Downtown Sydney with the harbor ferries docked in the foreground. |
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Sydney's Harbor Bridge |
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A boat! |
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Look, a boat! |
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Really, it's a boat! |
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BOAT! |
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At the Opera House |
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SPOILER ALERT: Bet you thought it was all one building! |
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"What say we take a dip?" |
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"No?" |
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"Okay, fine. Nap time!" |
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Next, we went to Sydney's Botanical Gardens. |
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The plant life in Australia, even just Sydney, held great variety. These two trees really struck home in that regard: one, large and round with pale yellow buds on the leaves, and the other, tall and narrow with dark green, spiky foliage; right next to each other! |
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Who'd a thunk it?! Egyptians in Australia. |
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A notable landmark: Center Point Tower. |
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Prince Albert (on a pedestal ;) |
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An amazing coastline, Stanwell Tops, south of Cronulla. |
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No. That's not a moth on a wall. It's not a boomerang in flight. That's some high-flying hang-gliding for ya! |
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And some … parachuters? Parachuteers? Parachutists? |
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How about one more beach? This one at Shoalhaven Heads near Merilyn's Mum's old summer home. |
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Wendy and I work the barbie in expert Australian fashion! |
Next time, we'll break away from the city sights and see some of Sydney's
wild side!
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