Today I planned to check out Watsons Bay. This is the last bay of Sydney Harbour before getting to
the ocean. The northern side of this isthmus is formed by Manly and the southern side is Watsons Bay.
So I went to Circular Quay to catch the ferry and get to Watsons Bay along all the little bays.
Of course I just missed the ferry when arriving there and had to wait for a certain time, as
the ferries of course are not going every ten minutes. Waiting is not to difficult as there are lots of street
performers around Circular Quay.
Soon the next ferry arrived and I was lucky to get a seat at the bow. So we went to Watson's Bay, doing several
little stops in the bays on the way there. Unfortunately I was not so lucky concerning the weather today, but I did
the walk through Gap Nationalpark anyway. Now that I am used to the big city again, standing up here on the
rocks and lookîng into the infinity of the ocean - how far to the next mainland? - I realize again, that I am on the other
side of mother Earth. Because of the weather I was not able to take nice pictures of the wonderful view to the city
- but, you cannot have everything.
Later I took the bus for my way back to the city. This way you are crossing several of the upper class suburbs with
really expensive houses.