On Saturday, we toured downtown Sydney on the bus, hopping on and off at will. These clips include shopping at the Queen Victoria Building, a ride up the Sydney Tower and a stroll through the botanical gardens.
It turned out to be a beautiful day with plenty of sunshine, but when the sun was going down it cooled off considerably. We shopped, toured and explored. It was a good day.
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Great Joel. Me from being in New Zealand can understand how it was like in Sydney. Have a good time. Any plans to come to Auckland?
Curious about the explorer buses – When you get off, how do you get back on? Do they come around on a loop?
Have a great time Joel.
Adam,
Yes, there are obviously more than one bus and they all follow
a set loop around the city to all the major sights.
The buses come around every 15 mins or so allowing you to jump
on and off when you please. It’s definitely one of the easiest
ways to see Sydney.
Either that or by foot!
Auctions in Action,
Your getting very close to spamming Joel’s blog.
You keep commenting twice on all his posts and
just saying things like ‘have fun!’ etc.
I would be careful. I would also concentrate on
getting your site redesigned rather than posting
links on peoples blogs. I can’t imagine many people
would trust your current design with their email
address.
Regards,
WILL
I’ve yet to turn some of my affiliate income toward travelling outside of the united states. I guess because I never had before. Besides, leaving the US might help me expand my mind in terms of how I see other countries operate in positive unity…:-)
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