Sydney Day 1
Our first day in Sydney is over and we have already experienced so much, I could almost write a book. But let's start small. About 8 clock to reach our hostel. Directly in the city, 5 minutes to Central Station, all you need is just around the corner. A better situation can hardly have. We check in, get our Zimmerund inspect the hostel. A fine thing here. You meet new people constantly and all are great here in order. To which we are not the only Germans, which facilitates us to communicate fairly. 
We're all KO from the flight, but we will go out anyway. Up to 3 in our party we are going on. Traffic lights do exist, but does keep tuned here no. It is run when you feel like. First, we went shopping. A few drinks and what to nibble. Alcohol, we need to get separately. The beer inventory of the store now has to be refilled. 
Back at the hostel is the first beer opened and then we go towards Harbour Bridge. Ca. 20 minutes walk. Bridge and Opera House we have already seen. Real impressive, but we are probably in better weather to go back there. Slowly, the combination of head and body is always difficult. The bones are tired and jet lag Greetings from. No matter. It's our first day and we need to finally get used to the time change. So they are busy on drinking beer. 2 girls keep us company, of course, German. As I said, we are not the only ones. The two are something longer here with us and then in the evening away in the disco only 500 meters from the hostel.
No entry fee, there is beer for 3 dollars and can celebrate all here. Into much more detail I must go now, unfortunately not, but one thing I can say it went until the early morning of 7 clock or something, even if one gets in the disco liquor ban. Our conclusion is in any case positive and we are enjoying the holiday properly.
On second day ... Until then ... Karl Kolumna
What is to be mentioned here, not only is the left, here's whole life is upside down. Door locks will be closed to clockwise and counterclockwise around. Jackets have the "Reißverschlussverschließer" on the other side. Escalators lead to the top left and right down. Everything not as easy to coordinate, especially when alcohol is involved.
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