Sydney A.U.

[shortangel]

my parents have visited Sydney A.U. & they loved it, so since I didn't get to go with them, how is Sydney A.U. different from other places in A.U.???? I know it's A.U.s captiol so I want to know what kind of beaches do they have?? do people always eat seafood all the time there? do they get to go hikeing or walking there?? do they like to read at the libiary???

 

[Radagast]

my parents have visited Sydney A.U.

I did a virtual tour of Melbourne in "Singles": Tour of your State or Country

I must do one for Sydney too.

I know it's A.U.s captiol

It's not, you know. Just like Portland isn't the capital of Oregon.

so I want to know what kind of beaches do they have??

Fantastic ones!

do people always eat seafood all the time there?

Sure do.

 

[Tolworth John]

Sometimes we get on our Freeview channels an Aussie programs about the Bondi beach lifeguards.
Apart from showing lots of beautiful bodies it also shows that Aussies are just as stupid as everyone else when they try to drown themselves swimming.
There was also a programme I didn't watch about English pest control people going out to Australia to learn how to deal with there pests.
You know, ' Officer There a Croc in the kitchen please remove it!'

For a restored view of Aussies re watch the crocodile Dundee films

 

[Philip_B]

my parents have visited Sydney A.U. & they loved it, so since I didn't get to go with them, how is Sydney A.U. different from other places in A.U.???? I know it's A.U.s captiol so I want to know what kind of beaches do they have?? do people always eat seafood all the time there? do they get to go hikeing or walking there?? do they like to read at the libiary???

Sydney, Australia is a great city of around 5 million people. The National Capital of Australia is Canberra. Sydney is the Capital of New South Wales, the largest by population of the states. Sydney has some great Beaches, Bondi and Manly perhaps being the most famous, however there are more than a dozen excellent and patrolled beaches for swimming and surfing. People do eat seafood, and there are a lot of restaurants many of which specialise in seafood. Most people would eat some seafood some of the time, however in a city of 5 million people there are lots of options. There are some great national parks, North, South and West of Sydney, and walking and Bushwalking are popular activities. Some people do like to read in the many libraries in and around the city.

Sydney is a multicultural melting pot, with all the stresses and strains that go with that. It is home to four significant university campuses. It has a lively arts and culture community, and great dining. It is also a city of great growth, both up and out. This has placed pressures on services, especially water and transport. Sydney traffic is beyond ridiculous, and motorways often feel more like parking lots.

Sydney is a fabulous city to visit.

 

[shortangel]

thank you for your response that was interesting to hear about what Sydney AU. has to offer