Rain man

One night I was out on a late walk, weird sounds from the insects and creepy shadows of the trees was worth experiencing.  I managed to get to Southbank, where you could easily watch the city lights whilst staying outside of the evening rush.  

Sushi train

The availability of sushi here reminds me of Signia - a girl in Latvia who was interested in singing and sushi. She was first to introduce me to the tasty miracle of sushi. Here sushi lovers would feel like as if in paradise. Ok, just maybe it is a bit better in Japan, so Australia could be an antechamber to paradise.

Confectionary debauching

You don't really need much - eggs, butter, flour, sugar and the cake is ready. Though before baking I decided to check what we have at home. Turned out that its not as easy as looks. You need a long list of different products that written in a long list on a sheet of paper slipped into my pocket on the way to the shop.

Waterways

On 1824 British ships were sailing around Australian coast and searching for places for new colonies. They came to a river and sailed up. Colony in Sidney turned out to be successful, so British were analysing the new spot carefully. Sailing up the river they noticed green shores and a creek flowing in the river.