Vibe Hotel Rushcutters Sydney

... friend from Fraser Island Jess who works in the city booked us into. So with a bit of luck and understanding a woman's directions via text message we got checked into our hostel called Tokyo Village which is weird as I could of sworn we were in Sydney. We dropped our gear and crashed out for a few hours and woke at midday. After spending the afternoon wandering around this new part of town and reading our books in the park absorbing the afternoon sun. We bought some ...

... my ankle! We also went on a train back up the mountain which is the world's steepest railway! On the way back we stopped off for a boomerang lesson! I was rubbish, but Emma was pretty good at it!<br><br>Yesterday we headed to Bondi Beach (and got lost on the way again!). The beach was really cool and I would have like to have surf lessons apart from the water was so cold! We did a costal walk to Coogee bay, which we were told took ...

... some at every stop. The rest of the journey passes by though with serious incident apart from numb bums and sore knees and a couple of cases of dog breath we were doing fine. I did however see some mythical beast that hops around on its 2 back legs and has got a big old tail, the locals call it a Kangaroo or something like that. I was so excited that I woke Laura up to tell her that I'd seen them and she rolled her eyes and went back to fly catching. The scenery was ...

... we should drop on the floor and play meek. Luckily for Felicia there was a fence between them at the time&#8230;. Apparently the Kangaroo thought Felicia was interested in stealing his female kangaroos away from him.<br>After Featherdale, we visited a quaint town called Leura and went to a special spot overlooking the Australian Rainforest, called Jamison Lookout. Unfortunately for us, the fog had gotten worse, and we couldn&#8217;t see ...

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... just a fan of the self pruning. He's also a fan of making noise while I'm on the phone so deliver a look that will take him many an hour to clean off his face in the bathroom. Next stop on the Sydney trail is "The Rocks". This is Sydney's old historic quarter just off Sydney Cove where boats full of convicts would've touched base originally. It was to be demolished and rebuilt with office buildings but thankfully some workers union kicked up sufficient a ...

... as it weighed a ton!) Had lunch at a amazing seafood restaurant, and I had Oysters kilpatrik for the first time thought they were cooked, so i cheated a little. Mum's leaving tonight, so it's back to Bondi for me tonight. Spent the next 3 days working in a university canteen washing dishes, it was a Jewish college so everything had to be kosher. We also had a Rabi in the kitchen to make sure everyone was doing it right, he was a laugh. I never knew there were so many asian ...

Hello all Thank you all for your lovely messages and the cards - I cannot believe how many people knew and kept it a secret! I am very impressed! I cannot stop looking at the ring and I think James and I have nearly planned the whole wedding in the last couple of days! Anyway, back to Sydney; we're both very sad this is our last day here. It is an absolutely beautiful city and our plan is to be back for our first ...

... was someone still living there and they hadn't exactly looked after the place. The biggest indicator of this being a large portion of the bathroom ceiling actually sitting in the bath. When we questioned her with this she said that they "would have to get it fixed before we moved in" - No **** Sherlock!! So again we trudged off despondent but not beaten. We viewed a place that was absolutely gorgeous but was basically a hotel room and too expensive anyway and we decided to try ...