they really are a last resort for me! As you can imagine he wasn’t Mr Popular in the morning!!!

Woke up feeling like I needed more sleep but we both went for showers. The ladies showers were on our floor but Rob had to go down to the first floor for his. When I got back I asked him where his towel was and to my surprise he had forgotten it and left it in the shower room! He went back to get it and someone had stolen it - can you believe someone would be so sad as to pinch someone’s towel? This really put a downer on the day and with our lack of sleep from Mr Inconsiderate we both felt a bit down in the dumps. Sydney was too expensive, the hostel was getting on our pip and the hostel owners weren’t in the slightest bit bothered, we’d had enough and were ready to move on, but couldn’t as we’d pre-booked and paid for the week

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We went out into Sydney again and this time took the camera so got some photos of the city, we wandered further round the harbour and made it up to the Observatory Hill then onto Darling Harbour. Both were pleasant, it was a fairly warm sunny day so it cheered us up. Darling Harbour is very new and nothing overly special but pleasant enough. I hadn’t really been taken with any of Sydney’s architecture, apart from the Opera House everything seemed very new and I felt that as a city it really lacked in historic and interesting buildings. It just seemed to lack something for me and I wasn’t half as taken with the place as I thought I would be. I also think that it had something to do with the fact that it all seemed so English, I guess it was the reality that all that special different culture had disappeared and it was easy travelling from now on. More or less everywhere from now on until central America with the exception of Fiji would be very English based and didn’t seem so different from