I didn’t realise when we booked our last 2 nights of the entire holiday, back here in Sydney, quite where things were. So we thought: let’s stay in the middle. What they call ‘Circular Quay’ here. By the bridge, the Opera House, by The Rocks and…
and by 96% of the world’s total supply of Ugg shops. It’s Australia’s biggest natural resource after all the animals that will kill you dead in 4 seconds with just a look. And sheep. Sharks. Opals. Dingos.
Mel wanted to buy some new Uggs (she should have brought her old ones back here to die really, would have been more poetic) and I inadvertently booked a hotel in Ugg Central. Thus the answer to the question ‘which Uggs did you buy?’ is: ‘all of them’. Shoes, gloves, ear-muffs, slippers… What else do they sell?
Fortunately I was down to my last twin for the morning so it was only half as bad as previous but still…
Sydney is a fab place though. We needed to get up to the Eastern Suburbs to see our mates before we leave, so just ‘hopped’ on a ferry. Cost, on an Aussie ‘Oyster’ card, is just 2.70 (less than 2 quid) and it takes 20 minutes on a fast boat ride out in the fresh air. Whereas an equivalent journey on the northern line takes 40 minutes, crushed half to death by halitosis-breathing unwashed slobs playing ultra-metal on their ear-buds whilst inhaling the air-equivalent of 10 Marlboro reds.
Tomorrow we leave. The following day we arrive home. Been special. Been amazing. The journey continues.
Happy Sunday
A xxxx
You have both definitely caught the sun! You both look great. NZ was superb as far as we were concerned too and we went your route. The beauty there is breathtaking. However we love Sydney and everything about it. We love our family there. Enjoy your last fe w days and safe flight home where Lila will be waiting for Grandma and Grandpa or whatever sh e calls you
Happy Monday
Shirley H xxxx