australia summer 2002

Page 14: More Sydney Stuff

Driving on the opposite side of the car and the road is an adventure in itself. Everything is opposite, even the turn signal lever and the windshield wiper lever. Whenever I was stressed about directions, the windshield wipers would end up on because I kept forgetting to consciously think it's on the other side. Here I am driving across Darling Harbour.

Here a bartender at the Palace Hotel in Coogee flips a coin during Toss the Boss. With Toss the Boss, you order a round of drinks, then the bartender flips a coin, and if you call it right, the drinks are free. If you lose, it's just regular price.

Mmmmm.... nothing like hot Australian meat pies

This is us at a club in Darling Harbour, with me sporting the Australian fad of wearing a collared shirt with the collar pulled up (for some reason, everyone does that here).

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