Our First Time in Australia…(Our 5th Continent) 

It is beautiful!

Yes!!! I loved the views.

Wow. I bet that was cool to hear and scary all at the same time 🤪😂

@@williamsworld03 Not scary - the roars were much less noisy than standing next to the lion enclosure

@@williamsworld03 Neither really, but sometimes annoying. We just got used to it.

Thank you. Yes, coming from the US makes us a little leery of public transportation but living in Japan the public transportation is amazing!!!! We will try public transit next time we visit 😊

I added the link to the listing in the video description if you want to check it out.

Thanks for sharing that info. It looked like they carved the highway out of the rocks. I think that’s cool they didn’t destroy all the rocks to make the road.

lol yeah we tend to cook breakfast and eat out the other meals of the day. I’m sure those cafe are delicious though.

@@williamsworld03 When we travel in Europe or Nth America, we try as much as possible to stay in rental apartments rather than hotels. It makes having breakfast in our own flat so much easier and more sensible. Then we have lunch and perhaps dinner out. It also gives a different sort of relationship with the city, we're more like short term residents than just passing through. In London for example, we found a pleasant flat the classic 10 minutes walk.from Harrods, and went back there several times later on. We'd buy something from Harrods for dinner that needed very little preparation and drink a matching bottle suggested by the staff in Harrods' bottle department to accompany whatever we'd just bought. We've not been to Europe since covid hit, and given our ages now, are unlikely to make the journey again. And of course, Harrods is no more

We had an amazing time.

Omg me too!! ANA is an amazing airline ✈️

I know they aren’t bears but I thought they were still called that 🤪 Thanks for sharing. I’m so glad I got to see the Koala’s in person. So adorable 🐨

@@williamsworld03 I don't know what happened to my reply. I don't remember how long ago it was when I last heard anyone here refer to them as bears. Glad that you enjoyed your encounter with them

Just think of their song" I'm a koala not a bear And I don't think it fair That anyone should add a word that simply isn't there.

@doubledee9675 I understand. Thanks again for sharing.

Lol tell me more. We’ve considered visiting Perth too.

Well, at this point Melbourne is the biggest and most interesting city in Australia and is only widening the gap between its Australian counterparts...

@@truthfacts5438 As Bill Bailey said, Western Australia cracks open your soul....

I’ve heard great things about Melbourne. We will have to make sure to visit one day