Honeymoon Day 10

Honeymoon Day 10

Today was travelling day again. From Blue mt back to Sdyney.

At Katoomba train station

We were staying at Rydneys World Square in Sydney. We were consider unlucky as the period which we are in Sydney coincides with their World Master Games, thus the hotel charges were much more expensive than the normal days. However i was glad that we did not compromise and stay in any backpackers lodge or budget hotel during our honeymoon trip. At first we were considering to stay in those backpackers lodge, but some frens did ask me this " You sure you wanna stay in some dirty and crowded place with shared common toilets? You are on honeymoon, shouldnt you guys spend time alone?" After hearing that, we agreed with them and thus decided to pay more and stay in better quality accomodations for the peace, quiet and comfort.

Love the room at Rydneys. Its huge, clean and comforty. It comes with a King size bed =p [am missing the bed now :( ] Rydneys is located at Pitt street. Just in the middle between Darling harbour and Circular Quay (where Harbour Bridge and Opera House is). Its also a street away from Chinatown and very near to Paddy's market. So the location is great and is walkable to almost all the attractions.

As we have half a day left, we decided to explore Sydney first and plan what to do for tmr. We first walked to Darling Harbour where we bought they 1 day Sydney pass (for the next day) which allows us to quite a few attractions for free. Then we took the free shuttle to Circular Quay.

At Darling harbour

The wind was very strong (according to Ruowei, its blowing at 80km/hr on that day)

Just like the feeling of lazing ard, feeding seagulls ..lol...

At Circular Quay:

Harbour Bridge

And of cos Opera House

Sydney's Botantic Garden is just beside Opera House. Thus we went in for a stroll.

Saw this cute sign. So unlike Singapore. It says "Please walk on the grass!" Which we happily oblige :D

Law's first attempt and self-taking photo. Result: failed! Cos he completely left me out of the pic! Or is it his scheme to do! Hhhmmm...

After a few tries and with me behind him (not beside, cos he still cant seems to get me in the pic if i am beside him..hai..), he manage to take a better photo of us.

From young, when i was reading storybooks, i always came across this particular food called the "Caramel Apple" Its quite popular in carnivals like candy floss (do you know that candy floss is being called Fairy Stick in Australia?). Been searching for this food item in quite a few countries and i finally found it at Darling Harbour! Yeah!!!!!!!!!!!

So happy with my Caramel Apple!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And it taste really great too! With the chewing and sweet caramel coated on the cruching green apple (which is a bit sour, but its a great combination as red apple together with the caramel would make it too sweet). Miss it now... sob sob...

Lying on the grass, eating my caramel apple, enjoying the wind and blue sky. Thats life.

Another view of Opera House.

Dinner was at Chinatown, Superbowl, recommended by Ruowei. Its HK cafe. The food was quite ok, but the service was BAD! SUPER BAD! I waited for a whole half and hr before my wanton soup noodles came! Somemore, twice i have asked the manager to check if they have missed out my orders and they simply just replied that the wanton needs longer to cook, thus need to wait...WTH...half an hr to cook!?!? Then at least i told them i wanna cancel my order then they went to check and apologise saying the the "slip" was lost! @$#%$^&%$&^*&%^ Twice i asked them to check and they just tell me to wait. Then now they tell me they lost the order sheet!?!? Even thou they did apologise, they dun sound sorry at all..Huh! Hongkees..argh!!!

Law with his super big bowl of century egg porridge

This was the super long awaited wanton soup noodles.

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