Aussie trip Part 3 - Sydney
Day 7 (13th May)
On our way to Cooma
From Sydney to Cooma, we had to pass through Goulburn, then Canberra
The distance from Sydney to Cooma is about 400km, which is about 5 hours drive
We first dropped by at Goulburn to stay at the guesthouse for one night
The guesthouse had everything in there
We got a cheaper price since it's not winter yet (most people stay there for the snowy mountain)
Goulburn was a small quiet country town which was very cold (compare to sydney)
There's no night life at all
It became a boring town after the sun set
The temperature outside was nearly 0 degree celcius at night
We had our dinner at Paragon Restaurant
We shared our pasta
I learned that there were so many types of pasta
Vermicelli, spaghetti, fettuccine
All in various shapes
The next morning was freezing cold
We forgot to take out some food from the car yesterday night
The food was actually still in a good condition when we found them on the next day
My uncle said: "That's because the car acts as the fridge."
Getting ready to leave the guesthouse at about 9:00am
Bye bye Goulburn !
On our way to Cooma
From Sydney to Cooma, we had to pass through Goulburn, then Canberra
The distance from Sydney to Cooma is about 400km, which is about 5 hours drive
Nice scenery on the way to Goulburn |
The guesthouse had everything in there
We got a cheaper price since it's not winter yet (most people stay there for the snowy mountain)
Goulburn was a small quiet country town which was very cold (compare to sydney)
There's no night life at all
It became a boring town after the sun set
The temperature outside was nearly 0 degree celcius at night
The guest house |
Steak and pasta. The pasta had wine in it. 5 people sharing 3 plates. |
I learned that there were so many types of pasta
Vermicelli, spaghetti, fettuccine
All in various shapes
We forgot to take out some food from the car yesterday night
The food was actually still in a good condition when we found them on the next day
My uncle said: "That's because the car acts as the fridge."
Last pic before leaving |
The famous merino sheep in Goulburn |
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