Thanks for bearing with my lack of posts recently. But, here are photos from my time in Sydney. I was completely impressed and I think it has to be one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
Skyline by Night | Sydney | Australia 2010
At the Sydney Tower | Sydney | Australia 2010
When I started this blog, the main thing I wanted to do was write in-depth on each place I’d been to. As I sit here trying to find the next place I want to write about, I’ve realized a couple of things…
I read an article this morning which listed the world’s rudest cities. I thought it was a pretty fun read and it got me thinking about which places I’ve been to that I would consider to be rude.
Before I dive in, let me preface by saying that I don’t think of any cities as being rude…but there are specific experiences with rudeness!
It’s been really great writing about my trip to Australia, but I have to be honest…I have a bit of writer’s block as it relates to Sydney and have decided to take a bit of a break before getting back to it. So, what’s with the post title?
Well, there’s always something about a first time that changes things. The first I’m referring to here is my first time in Europe.
(Warning: This one is a bit deeper than usual!)
Roo Crossing! | Perth | Australia 2010 | Allan Bonifacio
What is a trip to Australia without seeing some wildlife?
Probably still a great one, but it would definitely be incomplete!
I was really looking forward to my Saturday in Perth as it was the day I was going to see my first kangaroo. Well, I finally did see that kangaroo, but it was only the beginning.
In an earlier post, I said that quokkas were the cutest creatures I’d ever seen. No disrespect to the quokka, but that was before I saw a koala in person! Here was my itinerary for the day…
Kangaroo, anyone? | Perth | Australia 2010 | Allan Bonifacio
I’m usually quite adventurous when it comes to food in other countries, but I just could not get myself to eat kangaroo! They are just too cute and too exotic for me to eat. But, I was in Australia…so, what then?
No worries…the food in Perth was fantastic! There are very many options and I wasn’t disappointed once. Also, the seafood is great as you’d expect for a city so close to the ocean.
Perth has a number of different suburbs that are all close and easily accessible with some great places to eat. Here’s a rundown…
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