Menzies Hotel Sydney

... not arrive when we did. Qantas assures me that they would be on the next flight today and that they would be delivered to the Menzies hotel today.  I think this may have been caused by the boarding pass mix-up. Now that I have waited through the long ...

... going down the escelator before being in the arms of my family. Soo happy to have family around. Over to Menzies Hotel then the exploration of Sydney. First through Darling Harbor then to the Rocks that led us to the famous Harbor Bridge and the Sydney ...

... left Richard & Kath, wishing them well and good luck for September, when the baby is due, and caught a taxi back to the Menzies.  Another charmer!!    We decided we would all have a drink in the bar and we reflected on the time we ...

... we arrived at our first destination, the Sydney Tower. At the top of the tower we were treated with incredible a 360 degree view of Sydney. It was terrific!! We then split into three groups to go outside on the very top of the tower. We were each fitted ...

... later we touched down on it. We had arrived in Sydney, Australia, the largest city and capital of New South Wales. Sydney, we made it!! After collecting our baggage and clearing customs, we met up with out delegation manager. His name just happened to be ...

... found almost everything closed but Dominos Pizza which we devoured on the bench just in front. Bused back to Sydney and while walking to the hotel, discovered a grocery store and bought icecream and TimTams for Frank and Monique to try. Played cards in ...

... dropoffs and $40 worth of food vouchers. Sweet. The taxi from the airport dropped us off at The Menzies - a 4 star hotel smack bang in the middle of Sydney complete with pool, gym, spa and sauna. Thanks Qantas! Thursday morning we made the most of the ...

... through The Rocks and as you can imagine, a very drunk Kevin came through the other end. We had booked a night in The Menzies Hotel and fortunately were within walking distance to it, Kev could hardly stand up and found it impossible to stay still at ...

... nbsp;we got up early enough to catch the bus to take us from Cremorne to our meeting place to get picked up at the Menzies Hotel. Once we got going, our 4 wheel drive bus drove out of town for about 30 minutes and stopped by the Featherdale ...

    Flew into Sydney airport on Friday morning hopped into strech limo for ride to hotel with champane.Took a walk around Sydney town and shops brought some real special kombis from hobby world.      Came back ...

... like 6 hours of sleep. i will write back when i wake up on the plane bye. Hi again i think i have 5 hours till i am in Sydney, Australia but i dont know because i dont think my laptop time is right and i dont have a watch or a cell phone so whenever we ...

... .  We also hiked about 2 KM through a rainforest on a nice path. After we loaded at this point and headed back to Sydney. We stopped to view the Olympic Center.  It was a massive venue.  From there we boarded a ferry back to Circular ...

... level) and purchased breakfast items, snacks and drinks on the first day we were here.  Continental breakfast here at the hotel would have been 25 dollars each.  Drinks purchased at the food stands are 3-5 dollars.  Snacks at stands are ...

... we drank some more..we were getting seriously pissed and it was only 10-ish! Afterwards, we somehow stumbled out and went to Menzies to listen to Angelo sing The Prayer (standing ovation..whoo hoo!) and then around midnight we went to Bar 333..It was an ...

... Guy Menzies landed upside down in a swamp near Hari Hari, completing the first solo flight across the Tasman Sea. Menzies, who had left Sydney 11 hours and 45 minutes earlier, was aiming for Blenheim but had been blown off course and ...

... was a nice surprise!  The power of Facebook!   After I said good-bye to Jeff and sent him away from the Menzies....(oye...)....I spent the day walking around town and hit the Annie Liebovitz exhibit.  Not bad at all.  She really is an ...

... based on circumstantial evidence.  There's no hard proof of his central findings, which a lot of historians (in front of whom Menzies did not have to defend himself) obviously find objectionable. So for all of Tom's hard work, I can't tell from ...

... Billy, Australia's oldest preserved steam railway. We took the train, winding up valleys and across old wooden bridges, to Menzies Creek, just beyond a previous landslide area where the track had been relaid several years ago. We transferred back to our ...