Today we set off to the famous Bondi Beach and then later, Paddy's market in the arvo before spending the rest of the day shopping about in the massive city.
Bondi BeachBondi was so much better from what I remembered. I do see the appeal of it, its such an iconic beach with beautiful water and sandy beaches. I had fun walking barefoot. The wind was strong but the weather was agreeable enough for a beautiful day out.
Beautiful beachhouses. Now, I'm not much of a beach person but the idea of living by the beach is still very attractive!
We took like a million bucket pictures
Such clean beaches! Apparently they clean it daily !
I need to learn this jump!
Maybe the currents were strong and tiding which works his way, or this guy over here definitely possess some 'qing gong'. He was practically floating along speedily like some chinese kungfu master.
haha i love this pic!
lunchie lunch
back to the pretty beaches
Notice the spectral of blues residing within the ocean. We crossed over to the other end and were invited to a tranquil sea of aquas. Mesmerizing!
crystal clear
distinct shades od Bondi
The other side of Bondi presented a completely different Bondi. It resembled more like the Italian sea, the greek Aegan ( of course its incomparble ) and the greek/italian summerhouses. It was wonderfully delightful.
ahh the wonders of nature
STRONG WINDS
Bondi neighborhood
We proceed to Paddy's market where things are so much cheaper than our Vic Marks.
Its where you get all the chapelang stuff at a stooping low than retailed prices.
I bought cheap makeup for 5 - 8 bucks!
CITY
Mum and I used to frequent Paddy's market everyday during our visit
Chinatown more chinatown
the loyal brand of meesua
Seems as if I am stalking them. Actually I was having fun trying out different variations of the shots, I love the breed of Asian supermarkets, they offer alot of excitement in pictures.
sachima!!! :)
Pay your respects to the Queen. We are in front of Queen Victoria Building
The city during sunset
The old fashioned elevator, charming
Every building in Syd is freaking massive. Their Apple store is one huge giant block by itself. Its way too overwhelming. Conclusion, everything melbourne lacks sydney compensates TWICE. Every freaking bank building is 2,3,4 times so much more grander and more beautiful than the branch in melb.
Like I say, the best are all concentrated within the Sydney CBD.
I gape at their grandoise like an kid gaping in a candy store.
Some pictures are incoherence to the order. Pardon me, I'm lost myself and too exhausted to rearrange them. Just pretend they make sense!
We had Asian food again for dinner at Dixon foodcourt which is always packed and thriving in business. Sydney has so many asian foodcourts in chinatown whose fare beats our melbourne chinese restaurants hands down. Their asian fare is so much cheaper, more variety, wider serving ( Too much we end up constipating), heaps much more tastier than ours. Maybe it is due to the overwhelming population of asians in Syd as compared to Melb. Eitherway, I miss dining at no frills asian foodcourts back in Syd, they have the best food in town!
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