Babymoon: pt 2

Australia 2011: Sydney, a little wedding, friends from far away lands, sunshine and too much chocolate milk.

The second part of the 2011 babymoon had us in transit for 30+ hours from London to Hong Kong to Sydney. If you have done this journey before you know how you head and legs feel once you arrive in the land down under you are a little worse for wear.


Sydney is still an amazing city and it was so great to see nothing has really changed.

I'll let the photots do the talking...

Bek test drove the iced coffees and I smashed the choc milk. Mammoth was my favourite!
And that tin of Milo lasted less than a week! Doesn't take long to get aquatinted with old friends...

I built RIH up the day we arrived, at dusk, and was eaten alive by mosquitos... but it was all worth it.

Ah yes... here we go... old friends.
This is the best ice cream in the world! Still as good today as it has always been.
Cookies and cream by any other brand is just not as good.

Kid-zooms family house rebuilt in turbine hall at OUTPOST was pretty amazing!  

ROA

Porps to Eddie from T-world for having the vision for this show... and even more so for pulling it off (with some help from uncle Shannon)

So many t-shirts

Shannon getting the props he deserves

Paste-modernism at OUTPOST

10,000 people means there is a que to get off the island...  

Harbour views from the ferry 

More harbour views... this place is pretty famous 

Cam and Sharlain - the lovely couple.

Can't remember the last time we went to Manly... and went swimming. Dom and Cat purchased some towels specially for the occasion. hehe. 

How adorable is this lady. XXx 

Tradition: whenever we meet up with Dom and Cat, in any city in the world, we eat ice cream! 

Then drink beer until we pass out.

Early morning rides with Pierre from the Quay to Bronte. Man that hill is steep down to the beach.

On the ride home I passed my old house. 

Max Brener goodness! 

More from Max!

Anywhere around the world we can find an art gig to attend. This was the Artillery magazine launch at the Standard. 

'artillery' fire extinguisher wall which luke almost miss-spelt!

Jumbo just as it started to get messy...

Old friends from home and abroad. Stoked to see you all. 

Thats it for part 1 of our Australian trip. Next up will be a 90th birthday in Batemans Bay, Canberra, Melbourne and more.