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are in Sydney by a day and evening division at the time of the Gold Coast to Byron Bay and precisely where, I think I'll stop 'for a while'. Even though I did a ticket to Cairns, the tropical north. The intention ' to stop in Byron Bay, where the weather should be mild and temperate throughout the year, finding them a job 'and then make a trip to the tropics in a few months. Byron Bay and 'a small town on the coast, the center and' practically on the beach, he lives mainly on tourism and e 'is close to many "farms" that are picking fruit during the year. So 'could be a great accommodation. I have been advised to settle in towns located too close to the tropics' cause and many have told me that 'beautiful: it's hot 365 days a year, but you must be careful to leave the villages and go to the beach,' cause and 'very easy to find crocodiles and poisonous snakes, deadly species of spiders and other strange animals that inhabit the tropical jungle. So since I do not Tarzan and Jane is not waiting for me I think I may not 'just a simple trip to Cairns after I placed myself on the Gold Coast and put something aside (and the ticket' valid for 6 months).
Sydney and 'fantastic, very different from Melbourne! First of all the sun yesterday morning, after traveling for 12 hours during the night I was welcomed and heated front of the Opera House and because it 'compared to Melbourne and less orderly and more follows the coastline in its urban development . It 'a city' of the sea, and that is' built on the sea and the whole complex of docks in the bay around the Opera House is the tourist center button and the City '. Instead, the center of Melbourne and very far from the commercial port and the city 'and is' built around the Yarra River and is 'very orderly, drawing with its very wide roads, crossings and intersections that will recognize the perfect after a few hours the roads already' jokes. While Sydney and crossroads of narrow streets, up and down routes by the presence of skyscrapers. All this and 'the prelude to the breathtaking views over the bay and the Opera House. This really leaves you speechless: first for the architectural impact it has on the environment and who has seen only on postcards, and secondly, because 'it makes us closer account of simplicity' and how 'was made . The implementation of bases and the sidewalk around the entire building, in fact, were built with large prefabricated blocks in place and bolted to the ground in a simple manner. The same finishing materials and isolation of the huge windows are a kind of aluminum. The interior, as usual, are rich carpets and velvet curtains. A show! The coast, then jagged acquires a particular charm thanks to the many buildings developed and the number of sails that are seen to plow the sea. The mighty Harbour Bridge seems to dominate over looking the bay and tour groups venture out on its highest point on the curve where 'two flags waving high in Australia. Well, what can we say? It seems to me enough! ...