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Having a schooner at the Tonsley 'Chrysler Bar' in Clovelly Park.
Sadly, the Tonsley's days are numbered as the entire building is to be demolished for the 'T2D Infrastructure Project'.
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1-. Whale beach, New South Wales. Australia
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Week 1: Burns, Clubs, and Animals
G’day everyone!
It's been a whole week in this beautiful city and time has never moved so sweetly slow. We finally moved into the Airbnb we’ve booked for the first month (we still don’t have a place after that). It was bittersweet leaving the 6 person dorm-style hostel room, the already cramped room wasn’t made better with our 5 months’ worth of luggage. The looks on our hostel roommates' faces when we blundered in on the first day said it all. Everyone we lived with in the room was at the very least kind and kept to themselves but were usually eager to meet us and share where they'd been.
The left photo is the inside of our dorm room and the right photo is the view from our Airbnb looking over the valley that empties into Coogee Beach.
The Australian sun has a special amount of power that I had drastically underestimated. During our UNSW abroad summer term orientation, one of the presenters flat-out declared "most if not all imported sunscreens are not going to cut it"…
But anyway, every day has been different! After our orientation on Tuesday, Jan 2nd, we explored the surrounding streets of Randwick. Committed to trying new foods, “Korean Street Food” caught our eye, and we ordered the potato tornado with chicken salt. It was one of the tastiest savory snacks I’ve tried.
Here’s Joe posing with it
The next day we went snorkeling in Clovelly Cove, a naturally protected hotspot of sting rays, schools of fish, and BLUEY, the friendly neighborhood Grouper known in the area for dwelling under a specific shelf of rock. We dove with recently purchased gear and my friend Jack let me use his underwater camera to take some videos, diving down to get near the beautiful variety of organisms. I haven’t gotten the videos back yet but hopefully, I can share some screenshots of good frames at some point in a future post.
That night Joe, our new roommates: Vivian, Sam, Michelle, and I played a quick round of classic 3 vs 2 ping pong before booking an Uber into the heart of Sydney for “Sheaf Wednesday”.
The next couple of nights were “Ivy Thursdays�� and then a “Fun Friday” night of our own invention. We strolled around an artsy district of Sydney called Newtown, accidentally spending hours in this sprawling park. We also encountered… "wait is that a Baby Kangaroo”!?!
Sadly no, this was a Brushtail Opossum, still gave us a massive fright
Speaking of animals, this week has been filled with birds, bugs, and who knows what that has left us all floored. Here are some of the highlights:
“Bin Chickens” - because of how they use their beaks to rummage through the “bins”
Hordes of bats swooping over UNSW's campus around dusk
I hope you enjoyed the blog!
Take care everyone and until next week.
Grant Touchette
Aerospace Engineering
University of New South Wales
Sydney, Australia
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10-Day Travel Plan in Sydney, Australia
## Day 1: Arrival and Exploring Circular Quay
- Arrive at Sydney Airport
- Check into your hotel or accommodation
- Head to Circular Quay
- Explore the area
- See the Sydney Opera House
- Walk along the waterfront
- Grab dinner at a local restaurant
## Day 2: The Rocks and Sydney Harbour Bridge
- Visit The Rocks, Sydney's historic district
- Explore the markets, shops, and galleries
- Visit the Museum of Contemporary Art
- Walk across the Sydney Harbour Bridge
- Optionally, book a BridgeClimb experience
- Relax at the Royal Botanic Garden
## Day 3: Taronga Zoo and Luna Park
- Take the ferry to Taronga Zoo
- Spend the day exploring the zoo
- Return to Circular Quay in the late afternoon
- Take the ferry to Luna Park
- Enjoy the amusement park, rides, and games
- Return to your accommodation in the evening
## Day 4: Bondi Beach and Coastal Walk
- Head to Bondi Beach
- Relax on the beach
- Swim or surf in the ocean
- Take the Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk
- Stop at Tamarama, Bronte, Clovelly, and Coogee beaches
- Return to Bondi for dinner and nightlife
## Day 5: Blue Mountains National Park
- Take a day trip to the Blue Mountains National Park
- Visit the Three Sisters rock formation
- Explore various lookouts and walking trails
- Optionally, visit Scenic World for the Scenic Railway, Skyway, and Cableway
- Return to Sydney in the evening
## Day 6: Darling Harbour and Australian National Maritime Museum
- Visit Darling Harbour
- Explore the area and its attractions
- Have lunch at a waterfront restaurant
- Visit the Australian National Maritime Museum
- Optionally, visit the nearby SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
- Enjoy the evening at Darling Harbour or return to your accommodation
## Day 7: Art Gallery of NSW and Paddy's Market
- Visit the Art Gallery of New South Wales
- Explore the collections and exhibitions
- Head to Paddy's Market
- Shop for souvenirs, clothes, and local produce
- Spend the evening at a local restaurant or bar
## Day 8: Manly Beach and North Head
- Take the ferry to Manly Beach
- Relax on the beach or swim in the ocean
- Grab lunch at a local café
- Explore North Head
- Walk the North Head Sanctuary Loop Trail
- Visit the Quarantine Station
- Return to Sydney in the evening
## Day 9: Hyde Park and St. Mary's Cathedral
- Visit Hyde Park
- Relax in the park or take a leisurely stroll
- See the ANZAC Memorial
- Explore St. Mary's Cathedral
- Attend a service or take a guided tour
- Spend the evening at a local restaurant or bar
## Day 10: Paddington and Departure
- Visit the Paddington neighborhood
- Explore the shops, galleries, and cafés
- Walk along the tree-lined streets and admire the Victorian architecture
- Return to your accommodation
- Check out and head to Sydney Airport for departure
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My 2023 in retrospect...
Well, that year is almost over. Here's my story of 2023.
This year marked the 30th Anniversary of my time at the Surrey Downs Child Care Centre which I didn't like a little at first as I felt like a prisoner but I soon got
the hang of it later. Also, my first video game, 'Super Mario All-Stars' for the SNES hit store shelves 30 years ago too but didn't get it until Christmas a year later at that time.
In January,
I went to the St Kilda Mangrove Boardwalk for the first time in many years. It looked a bit different compared with last time I looked.
In February,
I got a Lightburn Zeta coffee mug and saw a show at the Garden Of Unearthly Delights all by myself for the first time in my life!
Then later, I saw Luke Million perform music from his first album 'Gina The Synth Cat' on his handy keytar! Then at the end, I got lucky and managed to grab one of his drumsticks! From a shop in Chinatown, I bought a Pikachu-design bathroom spout extension which slides onto most horizontal spouts!
In March,
I got my Knight Rider Historians tee-shirt showing the GMC Prime Mover & Trailer which is now currently being restored.
Went to the new TK-Maxx store at Churchill Centre in Kilburn and tried both 'Bard' & 'Barbarian' burgers from Carl's Jr who have teamed up with the board game based film, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Theives. After a remarkable 25 Years, Ash Ketchum's quest to become a true Pokemon Master came to an epic conclusion with the callback mini-series, 'Aim To Be A Master'. He and Pikachu came a long, long way together through the low times and the high.
We still saluted him, celebrated him and praised him like we should.
In April,
I went to a LEGO exhibit at the Museum Of Adelaide, then to a car show at Echunga Oval and then to an Easter carnival on Ridley Reserve.
Bought the LEGO Icons 'Land Rover Defender 110' which is considered to be my best one for 2023 with working suspension, steering and the ability to tow!
I even built a trailer to go with it!
In May,
I took a time-lapse video of a Wisdom 'Sizzler' ride being setup for the first time in my life!
Built a LEGO model of the gas heater we used to have in the lounge room until 2007.
Went on a few tram rides at the St Kilda Tramway Museum.
In June,
went to the Model Railway Exhibition in Angle Park. Then went on a few buses during a 'Farewell Tour' of the MAN NL202 fleet.
In July,
I put 'Richard Stevens Hire' decals on my blue LEGO trailer as a nod to the days before Kennards came to South Australia!
The old streetlights on our street were upgraded to LED. Saw the 'Barbie' movie at Hoyts.
Brixpo was way better than ever, so was AVCon!
In August,
The St Kilda Tramway Museum had a showcase of old buses. Then I went to the Gawler Show.
In September,
Went to the Royal Adelaide Show and saw a small ex-John Martins semi trailer which was owned by one of the amusement companies.
The supposed Masters Home Improvement store in Noarlunga is now being converted to Bunnings after sitting unused for quite some time.
My grandmother Ann Smith turned 90 and we celebrated her birthday at the main hall in her aged care village.
Took a hike in Cobbler Creek Recreation Park and I was exceptionally lucky to avoid getting bitten by a snake which could've cut my life short.
Then I finally advanced onto my full driver's license and had a beer at the Old Spot Hotel in commemoration of the 15th Anniversary of my first 'legal drink'.
In October,
The former house of 'The Owens' (i.e. my mother's parents) was put up for sale.
Had a discussion with an NDIS employee at the Disabilty, Ageing & Lifestyle Expo at the showgrounds.
Then for the first time in almost 13 years, looked around in the Roseworthy Agricultural Museum and went on some rides at the Roseworthy Miniature Railway Club! Went to the Tonsley Hotel in Clovelly Park to have a meal before it closed its doors to be redeveloped for the T2D Infrastructure Project.
The former Red Rooster building at Harbor Town in West Beach was finally demolished after TEN YEARS!
Then I went to the National Motor Museum for the 'Bay To Birdwood' car showcase!
In November,
Went to the first ever Tiny Homes Expo at the Adelaide Showgrounds.
Ingle Farm Shopping Centre changed its name to Ingle Farm Plaza and the old 'wind pump' signboards had to be removed and replaced with generic rectangular ones. Went to the Skye Lookout for a lovely view of the city and its surroundings.
Bought the new Jazwares 'Train & Play Deluxe Pikachu' from Toyworld! I just couldn't resist it.
In December,
I went to the new entertainment complex in the former Harris Scarfe floors of Rundle Place.
Received my 1/43 Scale Knight Rider FLAG Rig from a seller in Portugal but was in a few pieces so I had to gorilla-glue them back on.
Also did a repair to a LEGO Fabuland plane set as the left-side exhaust pipe was in two pieces when I bought it from a shop in Cowell.
Went on Adelaide's first ever BEB (Battery-Electric Bus) on Route 99C for the first time in my life!
For Christmas, I got the new LEGO Chevrolet Corvette!
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Burrows Park Outdoor Gym
Burrows Park outdoor gym. (2022). Randwick City Council. https://www.randwick.nsw.gov.au/facilities-and-recreation/parks/outdoor-exercise-areas/burrows-park-outdoor-gym
After success of an outdoor gym in Maroubra, a new one was built in Burrows Park in Clovelly.
The council has noticed that there is a desire to exercise while embracing the environment which is ideal for this outdoor gym setup.
The stations and configurations selected include low-impact equipment in order to cater to a wide range of people, including those who need low-impact exercise and the elderly community.
This project cost the council $70000 and is one in the series of gyms they plan to build along the coastline.
Outdoor Gym Opens At Clovelly - The Beast. (2014, September 3). The Beast. https://thebeast.com.au/news/outdoor-gym-opens-clovelly/#
Another gym has been in the location prior, but due to rust damage had to be removed. The new equipment funded is designed to be corrosion resistant and they added the soft-fall surface to improve safety.
The mayor of the region noted how the act of exercising outdoors provides a mental boost that cannot be replicated by a traditional gym.
The new gym installed has 17 pieces of equipment to cover a variety of focus points in exercising.
Larger, improved outdoor gym reopens in Clovelly - Local News -. (2019). Eastern Suburbs Directory; Eastern Suburbs Directory. https://easternsuburbslife.org/local-news/larger-improved-outdoor-gym-reopens-in-clovelly.html
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