We slept early the night before, replenishing the "lack of sleep" we lost the previous night before and we woke up fully refreshed and ready to start off our second day in Adelaide. After our hearty breakfast in the apartment, we set out to Rundle Street again, so much to "look and see"... well, with over 1000 retail stores and services, it seems to be a never-ending walk for us... I really don't mind taking our own time walking leisurely, the weather was simply fabulous.... cooling and yet not windy... very nice!
Before we set out, here I am in front of the apartment hotel...
Oh, I think I was not the only one there....
Obviously someone was waving from behind....
No sweater on the second day...
Weather was around 16 to 22 degrees as we set out....
Oh ... er... unless we stopped every now and then to take pictures, it is again a different story...
This reminded me of Ipoh...
But this is Rundle Street Coffee Central...
And me at 127, Rundle Mall....
Someone is getting ready to shop!
Cyber Cafe on the Streets!
Ooooo...I loved those buskers overseas. Some of them that I saw were really very very good...and of course, I would give them a bit for their effort. I loved browsing around the shops there too, just browsed, not buy...everything there was way too expensive, couldn't afford. Would just spend on food, eat the stuff they had there - not cheap either, but no choice.
ReplyDeleteWhen they exposed themselves, some might have a chance of being famous if the right person comes along ... :)
DeleteI love those street buildings...
ReplyDeleteColonial type of structures...
DeleteWhat a lovely outing in the nice cooling weather. The shops and mall look interesting.
ReplyDeleteIndeed the weather was good on the second day..
DeleteSo Rundle Mall is in fact, not a mall?? I was cheated by so many Aussie blogs all this while then!
ReplyDeleteOr am I mistaken? hahahaa...
DeleteShould be Rundle Street East!!!
DeleteThank you for pointing it out..RG!
Deleteif not mistaken I thot I once heard friends who have been staying in Australia, that Adelaide is a city for the elderly, haha.. so what are you all young girls doing there?? sure nice to relax and follow your own pace when you go travel, afterall it's for "leisure" so don't need to "bok meng" lor :)
ReplyDeletehehehehe.. something like IPOH... can be twin cities!
DeleteWhat an awesome walk! You had lots of willpower to avoid the coffee stall. Now that you are retired, you are what we call "a lady of leisure".
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely quote.. lady of leisure! Thanks Ginny!
DeleteClear blue sky. Nice to walk around
ReplyDeleteNext time we go?
Deletehahaha wait ah
DeleteOver 1000 retail stores, nice! I like.. Nice la, to walk around, doing nothing, I really don't mind too.. Now is the time to rest and relax, tarn sai kai, no need do anything, wah, song lor..
ReplyDeleteThat is why I still need to blog otherwise rusty brain!
DeleteIt sure looks a nice place for walks and window shopping at leisure. Love the blue sky and nice buildings. Wouldn't mind spending time sitting and watching people going by especially when the weather is cool.
ReplyDeleteAs SK mentioned.. many golden people were there... :)
DeleteGood thing about going on your own is on your own pace, and can go wherever place you want to go...
ReplyDeleteYes, no need to follow schedules..
DeleteWow Claire, you are so diligent! Blogging on the move? Bravo!
ReplyDeleteYes. Relax holiday, not stressing around waking up early and running here and there. I like that too.
ReplyDeleteNice blue sky & love those beautiful buildings.
ReplyDeleteNice blue sky & love those beautiful building. I also like free & easy trip.
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