The hotel I was staying for the night was right across Darling Harbour and I had a room facing the harbour. The night was clear and the view from my room was stunning!
The next morning was just as glorious with hardly any clouds in the sky. Lunch was approaching and I visited a restaurant highly recommended by a Malaysian living in Sydney. But then I passed by so many other food outlets until I couldn't decide where to go. I then ended up having lunch at an Indonesian food store and topped it up with a glass of "Teh Tarik" at Mamak.
After all that food, I needed to walk a little before catching a cab to the airport.
As I was coming back there was a street show and this guy performing made all sorts of weird faces, one of which was...
2 comments:
Hi Shagen
What a wonderful blog you have on NZ. I have been searching for ages for one, and I found yours to be the one that I could identify with the most. I am a South African, living in Malaysia. Teh Tarik , my favourite, and my girls. These are things I will miss when we move to New Zealand. Yes, we are immigrating. Will be arriving in Auckland on the 31 March 2010.
Keep it up as I love your take on things, your wife's cooking has me sullivating, and your photos are awesome.
Cheers
Tanya
Thanks Tanya. All the best for your move to NZ. You will love it as long as you keen an open mind.
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