19th DECEMBER - PICNIC LUNCH SYDNEY STYLE

We stopped at a park by the Hawkesbury River for a picnic lunch. Not many people were around the picnic area but they were somewhere else not that far away. This is because there was a jet ski competition going on, so we managed to get a free jet ski show while enjoying our pasta. Compliments abound to the people preparing the food and the chance to picnic under the Sydney summer sky.

19th DECEMBER - EXPLORING HAWKESBURY (PART TW0)

After the museum, we headed straight to the Arts and Crafts Market. There were varieties of local products on sale, either in stalls or permanent shops. We were there in the afternoon and there were not many people visiting. However, we just went round the place without getting anything.

a fortune-teller stall actually

delicious looking cup cakes

19th DECEMBER - EXPLORING HAWKESBURY (PART ONE)

Finally I have come to my final day of my 9-day visit to Australia. Hope that you have not grown bored reading my elaborate writing of my travelogue.

On the last day of my stay in Sydney, Mr. Ridwan and the other family members took me to Hawkesbury. Our first stop was the Hawkesbury Regional Museum which discovered by accident. Since it was a free entry museum, so we spent a little time there, learning about the story of this quaint town in the suburb of Sydney.

Rabbits with wings? They are a hoax actually