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... Virginia Beach. We then fly to Hawaii, spending 3 days on Maui and 4 days on the big island. From there we fly to Sydney, then Tasmania for a week. After returning to Sydney for 4 days, visiting nephews and niece we drive to Wagga Wagga to spend a week ...

We touched down at London Heathrow at 12:15pm Sunday (9.15pm Sunday – Sydney time), just over 24hours since leaving Sydney. Trev says Terminal Three at Heathrow was not what he was expecting. Flying on a A380 is a great experience, but the wait at ...

... underway.  I arrived the morning of the first at Gatwick,took the Gatwick Express to Victoria Station and walked to my hotel, The Sydney Hotel. I found the hotel through the website Venere.com, got a great rate and was very pleased with the ...

DAY 1 WED As usual on long trips, I found it difficult to come to terms with the time difference between Sydney and London. Coming to terms with any variation from the norm has never been an ability of mine and has become increasingly difficult as I ...

... a 20% deposit we set off towards the city for the last time and our last museum for a while. Overlooking Circular Harbour is Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art and once more in we ventured intoxicated by the word contemporary, and an hour or so later ...

... The weather has been quite mixed since we got here. When the sun has been out it has been about 36°C - another reminder of London after the record-breaking Summer we just had. Weird being in a place again where they refer to normal seasons - in Central ...

... We're not sure exactly what makes one city a sister of another, but we felt quite at home in Sydney. It truly is kind of a san francisco meets london on a small scale. Similarities include good walking neighborhoods, lots of hip ventures, hills, water, ...

... on our side. We have been down to Darling Harbour which was nice and sampled the Sydney train network! Overall Sydney seems like a fantastic city, much like London but not as intense or polluted. The people are really good fun, and we haven't been the ...

... metropolitan city like any other. It has a downtown that looks like it could be any big metropolis. New York, Boston, Paris, London, the architecture has an unmistakable British air but it’s been built so recently that it almost has a faux-classical ...

... ).  We then wandered around Darling Harbour and walked a complete circuit eventually ending up back at the hotel.  A good day all round.  I really like Sydney and think it is one of my favourite cities. Monday 24 August 2009 Today has been ...

... airport would be pretty much closed for purchasing tickets and so we decided that we would try to find a hostel/hotel as soon as we arrived in Sydney. When we finally arrived at Sydney (yet again) and disembarked our last Greyhound bus, we walked around ...

... this we catch the last bus of the day back to "Katoomba" town, arriving just in time to miss the hourly train back to Sydney (not kidding, one minute difference and we'd have made it - AGAIN!.  Luckily we'd already decided to stop here for dinner so ...

... between Melbourne and Sydney I would choose Sydney to visit as a tourist, but Melbourne to live. Melbourne is to Brighton as Sydney is to London. Oz has been quite an experience. Would I come again? You bet! maddening at times but full of character; ...

Once upon a time... a froggie living in London with us became a Kiwi ! Well basically celine our friend from london just moved to New Zealand and came to SYdney for business. SO of course she didn't miss the occasion to see us ! We had a lovely day ...

... the city - it looked so pretty at night with the Bridge and the Opera House all lit up.  Sydney is a beautiful city but still very busy like London. It has a very different atmosphere compared to Melbourne - Melbourne is a bit more chilled out. ...

... and the city seems back to it's clean self. Not a chance of this happening so peacefully and seemingly effortlessly in London (at least pre-Boris!). After 3 late and relatively heavy nights we were happy to fall into bed after the midnight fireworks. ...

... Started off in a bar called Diva...very quiet and quite small so only had one drink there - and they're more expensive than Sydney!!! Thought that Syd would be the most expensive place in Oz. Moved on to the Xchange Hotel - $9 door charge!!...god this ...

... the shark watching helicopters putting us off a little as well (it seems like there are a lot of dangerous things in Australia). Sydney was a time for friends and we had a South America reunion with some of the group from our Peru and Bolivia tour. We ...

... An eclectic mix I'm sure you'll agree. WRITTEN BY PETERS: And so it began: the long-awaited, thoughtlessly-delayed, Melbourne-Sydney leg of our travelling on the much-criticised 'Oz Experience'. The pick-up point was the Base Backpackers hostel in ...

... the coast for 5km towards Coogee Beach. That evening we had a farewell meal with Rob at the Australian Hotel in the Rocks. Peppered Kangaroo Pizza! After visiting Sydney over seven days, and spending three times our budget, it was time to leave and head ...

... our Aussie host's obvious affection for the bottle, I remembered the first time Amy and I traveled to London together.  We were staying in a charming historic hotel in central Mayfair that was not air-conditioned.  .  Our room looked out on ...