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Running Around Sydney & Her Lights

By Carol Rolnick on April 1, 2016 in Australia, Pacific, Photos, Sydney

Sydney Harbor without a doubt defines the city of Sydney, Australia.Distinguishing landmarks such as the Opera House and the Sydney Harbor Bridge simply help define this long, magnificent stretch of water. As symbolic as the...

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Sydney Cafe Touts No Wifi

By Renee Blodgett on January 5, 2016 in Australia, Pacific, Photos, Sydney

Here's a great article showing a shift in how cafe owners and businesses are rethinking wifi.Cafe owners in Sydney are realizing that “Free WiFi” comes at a cost. As The Syndey Morning Herald reports, cafes are...

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Having Fun With Some of the Top Australian Craft Beers

By Jessica Festa on October 29, 2015 in Australia, Melbourne, Pacific, Perth, Photos, Sydney

As an Australian who travels constantly, I am always amused when people abroad assume we mostly drink Foster’s at home. While Aussie Rules footy fans may be partial to the odd VB (a cheap and...

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Sailing Under the Sydney Harbor Bridge Down Under

By Sherry Ott on June 19, 2015 in Australia, Featured, Pacific, Sydney

As I watched all of the little dots climb the Harbor Bridge in Sydney in the distance, I decided that I didn’t want to do what all the other tourists were doing. Instead of climbing...

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Cafe Culture: Where to go in Sydney for Incredible Coffee

By Jessica Festa on May 17, 2015 in Australia, Pacific, Photos, Sydney

Photo courtesy of FOOKPHOTO.COM via Shutterstock.Over the past few years, the cities of Australia have been experiencing a coffee boom. Great cafes are cropping up across the country, even in the smallest of towns, such...

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When the Surf's Up & The Clouds Dance Down Under

By Sherry Ott on May 2, 2015 in Australia, Featured, Pacific, Photos, Sydney

Waves overtake the ocean pool on Mona Vale Beach – yes – it was a wild surf day!He said if the ocean horizon looks bumpy in the evening it means it’s going to be a...

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Australia, From Blue Skies & Waterfalls to Blue Waters & Mountains

By Sherry Ott on April 13, 2015 in Australia, Featured, Pacific, Photos, Sydney

Last fall I won a trip for two to Australia’s Blue Mountains at the Adventure Travel World Summit. The next day I found myself out on the blue waters of Sydney Harbor sailing an American’s...

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Australia's Flag Lady is an Icon for Sydney Railfans

By Renee Blodgett on December 15, 2014 in Australia, Pacific, Photos, Sydney, Videos

Even though you may never have heard of her name, 87-year-old Kathleen Payne is Australia’s oldest trainspotter and a national icon. Known as the Croydon Flag Lady, she's a breath of fresh air for Sydney...

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Running Around Sydney & Her Lights

Sydney Cafe Touts No Wifi

Having Fun With Some of the Top Australian Craft Beers

Sailing Under the Sydney Harbor Bridge Down Under

Cafe Culture: Where to go in Sydney for Incredible Coffee

When the Surf's Up & The Clouds Dance Down Under

Australia, From Blue Skies & Waterfalls to Blue Waters & Mountains

Australia's Flag Lady is an Icon for Sydney Railfans

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