Frenchman's cap off in the distance. It's rarely visible but we got a beautiful day at this lookout. 

The end of the hike. 

A taste of the Tasmanian rainforrests on the West Coast. We took a lot of hikes through stuff like this. 

This one's for Becky who wanted a picture of me with a Kangaroo. This is a Wallaby, but as you can see they're pretty similar to a Kangaroo. 

This is an old one but I'm putting it up because my roommate is in it. She's toward the end with the white beanie. These are a bunch of Americans from my complex, taken during orientation week. 

This Jamaican guy was playing steel drums to a background track. It was awesome. 

The Opera House. This is obvious but it won't let me post a picture without a caption. 

I forget what this building is called, but I know it's historical (sorry to all Australians who are extremely offended) 

I'm telling you, there are the coolest trees here. 

Down the other end 

I spent a couple hours in the Botanical Gardens. This is the view looking across from one end. 

A historic section of Sydney called the Rocks 

It hailed for 15 minutes straight at least. I've never seen anything like it. 

It snowed here on Sunday. Well, almost. Look at the intersection though, doesn't that look like snow? 

How beautiful are those breakers? 

Looking out from Bondi further down the coast. That's actually a cemetary on the hill. 

Not as far down the coast looking toward Bronte beach (furthest on the left) 

Lovely Bondi beach 

Al and I at the "world famous" Harry's Cafe de Wheels. Great pies for very cheap. We will be going there again. 

Lovely Ali playing at her gig on Saturday. She rawks!