In the morning we went for a walk through a big park in Perth. It was hot. The sweater around my neck is there only the keep the sun off of me. You see, I got a bit sun burned the day before at the beach...
"KREEPY" was driving around. Aparantly Western Australia also allows custom plates.
We drove through the city (the centre of a city is called the "city" in Australia) of perth.
Windowswashers are actually mountaineers here it seems. This looks like more fun than being in a stupid box hanging of the roof in The Netherlands.
I wasn't aware Dolce & Gabana is also into bloody big cranes...
More of the city.
Santa is not the only one busy around Christmas...
Here you can see a shot from the park we walked in. Looking down shows a mix of parkland mixed with big motorways around the city.
This was the most bizarre parking entry/exit I have ever seen. In Australia, cars drive on the left side. The entrance to this parking garage was on the right though because it's on a one way street. So inside, you had to change sides. I see plenty of opportunity for accidents there.
Birgitte posing infront of the juicebar she works at. They are very popular.
Height check!
There is just no getting away from cake here. There are so many and they're huge too. Sometimes there will be 3 metres of cakes displayed like this. Unreal.
In the morning we went for a walk through a big park in Perth. It was hot. The sweater around my neck is there only the keep the sun off of me. You see, I got a bit sun burned the day before at the beach...
"KREEPY" was driving around. Aparantly Western Australia also allows custom plates.
We drove through the city (the centre of a city is called the "city" in Australia) of perth.
Windowswashers are actually mountaineers here it seems. This looks like more fun than being in a stupid box hanging of the roof in The Netherlands.
I wasn't aware Dolce & Gabana is also into bloody big cranes...
More of the city.
Santa is not the only one busy around Christmas...
Here you can see a shot from the park we walked in. Looking down shows a mix of parkland mixed with big motorways around the city.
This was the most bizarre parking entry/exit I have ever seen. In Australia, cars drive on the left side. The entrance to this parking garage was on the right though because it's on a one way street. So inside, you had to change sides. I see plenty of opportunity for accidents there.
Birgitte posing infront of the juicebar she works at. They are very popular.
Height check!
There is just no getting away from cake here. There are so many and they're huge too. Sometimes there will be 3 metres of cakes displayed like this. Unreal.
2 comments:
Heerlijk die cakes! Dat mis ik hier wel, ik vond dat in australie altijd super!
@ Ilse: Cakes are everywhere here. The whole food-scene differs a lot from the Dutch one. More choice here, a lot of places do breakfast AND lunch AND dinner which I have never seen in The Netherlands.
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