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Pageviews:129 从悉尼市南部沿着Lawrence Hargrave Drive往卧龙岗市方向走，会经过一段非常壮观的海上悬崖大桥。该大桥位于新州的伊拉瓦拉区域的北部，连接Coalcliff 和Clifton两个小镇，拥有双向机动车道、单车道、以及人行道。不少人经过这里，都有感于如此浩瀚的海景而停车观赏，我也不例外。就在桥的旁边就有一个小的停车场，徒步走在大桥上，感觉自己是多么的渺小。但这里的景致并不仅仅如此，这桥还是一条浪漫之桥。多少情侣和夫妇在周年纪念日当天，来到这里，往桥上的栏杆扣上一把锁，把它锁上，再把钥匙扔到海里去。锁上刻着他们的名字、周年、以及日期，表示他们的爱情又达到一个里程碑，并继续延续下去！走在桥上，阅读着众多的锁上的文字，想象着当时前来上锁的人们，就好像读着一段段感人的故事一样……
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My relatives visited me last month and we had a 7 day self-drive tour to various tourist attractions in Sydney and surroundings. The itinerary covers a range of themes such as Sydney CBD, art, farm stay, beach, lake, culture and history, forest, falls, mountains, local animals, spring festival, markets, lavender farm, etc. We went through Sydney, to Wollongong and Illawarra area, to Blue Mountains, and headed north to Central Coast, Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, and Port Stephen. In terms of accommodation, we had a combination of 4 and 5 star hotels and resorts as well as farm houses. We used some group buying vouchers so we saved a lot of money with the deals. These included 2 nights at Wollongong Surf Leisure Resort and 2 nights at Mercure Lake Macquarie Raffertys Resort. Now I would like to share with you the itinerary. It should be suitable for those who visit Sydney the first time and would like a tour to see and experience different things within a short time. You can adapt it and make it suit your needs. . . . → Read More: 7 Day Self-Drive Tour Itinerary: Sydney and Surroundings 
I joined a tour group to travel to Tasmania from Sydney during the 2010 Christmas and new year holiday. We visited two major cities such as Hobart and Launceston, as well as some small old towns like Richmond, Ross, Port Arthur and Sheffield. I think three words can summarise all our destinations in Tasmania: natural, historic and organic. We enjoyed the breathtaking and beautiful scenery on Mt Wellington and Cradle Mountain, walked through Mt Field and Cataract Gorge surrounded with rain forest, dropped in Richmond, Ross and Sheffield with a strong historical sense, visited the former convict settlement Port Arthur which was just been listed as one of the World Heritage Properties in 2010, and went to farms and factories, which offer organic Tasmanian products such as cherry, raspberry, honey, lavender and abalone. We stayed at Mecure Hobart and Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston. They are both four star hotels, but I highly recommend the latter to you if you are considering hotels in Tasmania. During the trips, I made some friends. It was glad to learn about the stories of other people’s life in Australia. The tour group was pretty diverse, where there were retired couples, business men, professionals, recent graduates, and current students. Some of them have immigrated to and been living in Australia for a very long time while some others (e.g., parents) just came from overseas to visit their children for the first time. I can’t wait to share my photos with you. Click the title to view the photos! . . . → Read More: My Tasmania Trip: Natural, Historic and Organic  Leave a comment  Leisure, Scenery, Travel  Abalone, Alpaca, Breakfast, Cataract Gorge, Cherry, Christmas, Convict Settlement, Cradle Mountain, Devils Kitchen, Dinner Cruise, Grass Mud Horse, Hobart, Hobart Bridge, Holiday, Hotel Grand Chancellor, Launceston, Lavender, Lobster, Mecure, Mt Field, Mt Wellington, New Year, Port Arthur, Raspberry, Raspberry Honey, Richmond, Richmond Bridge, Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race 2010, Ross, Ross Port, Seafood, Seaport, Sheffield, Swiss Village, Tasman Arch, Tasmania, Tessellated Pavement, Tour, Town of Murals, Travel, World Heritage Properties |
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