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| We came into Sydney by train and walked across the Harbour Bridge, looking down onto the Opera House |
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| There was an old fashioned sailing ship you could tour the harbour on |
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| The CBD is quite impressive behind the harbour |
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| In the old town, The Rocks, are many old-ish buildings |
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| This area was where the settlers used to come to for registration |
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| It's supposed to look like sails... |
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| Some of the old houses are a bit ostentatious |
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| Not all the boats are pleasure craft |
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| The lighthouse stands alone in the middle of the river |
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| We got a ticket that did us for trains and boats all day, so we took a ferry across the harbour at a fraction of the cost of the tourist boats |
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| That's right, sails?!!?! |
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| Paul, thinking he was still back in Asia |
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| You could climb across the bridge's top for a price |
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| Sails?!!? |
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| After 9 years construction it opened in 1932 and is Sydney's most recognizable landmarks and carries trains, vehicles and pedestrians |
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| Nutters, here at 134m |
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| My favourite place in Sydney was the botanical gardens |
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| With it's grand house |
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| Creates a mighty impression |
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| The sundial wasn't much use on this cloudy day |
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| Paul, by a tree Queen Elizabeth II planted, gnarley! |
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| And by another one, she didn't |
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| I won that bet then |
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| Well worth a visit to |
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