big disappointment for the last day in Sydney, the group has' divided. Original Tinelli and visited Paddy's Market where they could find any crap that Japs can conceive. Mila (LaoMi), jaja (JaoJi) and Polimi (Limp) had a great desire to visit the Opera House but with great regret it was not possible to visit (or have not found the front door); for the reader who works with Miss JaoJi have found some beautiful new offices overlooking the bay, where you can play at a safe distance from the direction of our great jobs. However, peering inside the building, we saw only dining rooms and refreshments, among other things quite dated and shabby, so we wonder if in the end it was just such a 'great loss not to visit the theater.
Then we went to the Renzo Piano Building Philippe Street (home of ABN Amro), with the good intention to go "at the top to see the skyline of Sydney", of course, refused our request, the receptionist on duty there black has shown the exit. Not satisfied, we headed to another skyscraper (Since one or the other was the same), with the same respect, obviously getting the same answer.
Saddened by the failure, we opted for reunification in the group Pitt (Burns) Street, for a change in a hundred ampersand. PS: so far we have found that Australia and 'a huge shopping mall, and I would say that 16000 km of travel are worth the trip!
Back at the hotel, we said goodbye to the owner (always dressed in pink) and his beloved little dog (which roam freely and happily through the halls), all suggest at least one night in Hotel all'Altamont Dalinghurst (http://www . altamont.com.au / ), although as he says that our dear friend Mario and 'the way of whores and queers. PPS: Remember that the last sentence should read with a British accent-anconese, seeing is believing. Last
look at the skyline of the city ', and departure from the central station for Corrimal / North Wollongong.
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