Travel: Australia - Sydney
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Too bad your child is only 9yo, if he is 10 he can go climb sydney harbour bridge.
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tankee:
Too bad your child is only 9yo, if he is 10 he can go climb sydney harbour bridge.
Wow, the climb seems very challenging. Will keep this for future. Thanks for the info. -
actually not that challenging.
There are stairs and some short ladder, the rest is a slow walk up a gentle slope. View is fantastic ! -
We had a free and easy, Brisbane, Sydney & Melbourne trip in April 08. Sydney tower, 3 sisters, Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Aquarium darling harbour, Paddy's mkt, Pitt Street mall, Queen Victoria Building..love the paddy mkt

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May I ask how do we get to Sydney and how many hours flight is it ?
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1 hr 35 min according to qantas website
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:? u mean from Sg to Sydney ..in 1 hr 35 mins ???
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chixchix:
May I ask how do we get to Sydney and how many hours flight is it ?
about 7+ hours non-stop flight by SQ or Qantas or Emirates, all in about 7 or 8 flights a day -
Brisbane to Sydney is 1 hr 35 min
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We did a similar trip in June 2007, trying to catch the winter in Australia. Self drive around NSW and stay mainly in farms. DS was 7 and DD was 4 then, and enjoy the trip very much. Below were the place that we have stay in.
As a based for Blue mountain
Avaleigh Elms Farmstay Cottage
2795 Abercrombie Road,
Black Springs NSW 2787 Australia
John Philip - (02) 6335 8226
http://www.oberonweb.com.au/avaleighElms/
This was a nice place where the kids can help out with the farm work like weighing the cattle, driving around in buggy to feed the sheeps and the alpacas.
As a based for the snow
The Swagmans Rest
PO Box 976, Jindabyne NSW 2627
Tony & Adele Home : 0264567332
Mobile : 0425249449
http://www.swagmansrest.com.au
For the beauty of this cottage
Longview Farm Cottage
180 Longview Road
Big Hill (via Marulan)
Colleen Duffy - t: 02 4823 5258
m: 0416 136 725
http://www.longviewcottage.com.au/
We also stay in a place at the south coast, but it is now closed. We used this place to explore the coast and do whale watching. There was a small zoo where we were allow to hug a wombat and take photo with it, instead of the usual Koala bear.
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