Australia Part 5-Brisbane Centre, South Bank, Yatala Pies

Day 7 (27/12/15)









The sky was so gloomy today
The weather forecast claimed that it would rain
It still didn't kill our mood from exploring Brisbane
Planned to see the Brisbane centre, South Bank and Yatala Pies




Free ice-cream! Who doesn't like free stuffs?!























Saw a huge teddy! I want a hug!

















A magician performing







Then
We wanted to go to South Bank for picnic
I really really love South Bank
It was a perfect place for weekend getaway
You can relax, swim, picnic, or take a stroll
Very laid back indeed!







































Aussie really loves swimming~












Look!Everywhere is so Instagrammable! 








I want a dog too~








Trying to pose since no one was watching!






















Using the branches as frame











Confucius




You see trees everywhere in Aussie















See the tree behind me? They can only be found in Brisbane!



So relaxing~




This explains why the kids here are so brave~













It's nice to see that kids of different colors playing together. 




After that
Drove to Yatala Pies
People often compared Yatala Pies to Harry's Pies
Well
To me
Both were good since they served different kinds of pies

























Back to our resort



Sun was setting~




It was so beautiful~~



Location: Brisbane QLD, Australia

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