Sydney

you could just not fly or you could try sleeping. im scared to fly to but i still want to go on holiday, my mum said to just forget about it and think of getting at the hotel and having a good time. you could also watch the DVD on the plane.

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i have ordered from all these places. All are based in the United States

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If you are planning to purchase the area consult a real estate attorney.

There are no states of Sydney. Sydney Harbour Bridge is in the city of Sydney, which is the capital of the State of New South Wales, Australia.

Simone Forbes

5 hours by car

Breakfast first thing, and morning tea or 'smoko' snack at mid-morning. Lunch is anytime from about 11:30 -2pm and is also called dinner by some. Some people have a brief snack in the mid-afternoon ( called afternoon tea) and the evening meal is called tea, or dinner if formal, and is somewhere around 6pm. This is the main meal of the day for most.

As far as I know, there is a shop in China Town called Zakka House. They sell a lot of Sanrio and San-X products. You can go there have a look. The address is shop D2, 401 Sussex Street, Sussex Centre, Haymarket NSW 2000. I know that they also have a website www.zakkahouseaustralia.com.au.

In 1975, it took 5 weeks to do the trip in the opposite direction, i.e. Sydney to Southampton, UK; It probably has not changed much since then. It took 6 weeks in 1966 to come through the Panama Canal via Tahiti and New Zealand, but faster ships were doing the voyage through the Suez Canal to Australia in about 4 weeks.

Because it's so big.

It's not just wide but also long too so it covers many latitudes. Because of the angle of the sun different latitudes get more or less sun than others and are hotter or colder than others. Because Australia is long and covers many latitudes it has many temperature differences.

Then there is terrain. Australia is one big island (well the mainland anyway) so we have coastal weather, rain, wind and the like. But we also have a huge mountain range running down the edge of the east coast of Australia which catches a lot of the rain clouds so that they can't get inland. Therefore a lot of inland Australia is desert and with no rain to help grass and plants grow and no cloud cover to hold in the daytime heat the desert is scorching during the day and freezing at night (like most deserts). We also have high mountains which mean they get snow or at least very cold when low lying areas are not so cold just because of their altitude.

And I'm sure a meteorologist could explain it even better then me.

The Federal Highway runs between Canberra and Goulburn.

The biggest suburb in Sydney is the CBD itself, with a population of over 200,000.

Cities generally aren't considered to have other cities inside them.

Cities have suburbs. Some suburbs of Sydney are -- Parramatta, Bankstown, Bondi Beach, Cronulla, Liverpool, Blacktown, St Marys, Mt Druitt, Manly, Baulkham Hills,

Australia is another continent, entirely surrounded by water. You can't get there by ca, unless you have it shipped.

Mice will eat most fruits, but there are some that aren't good for them, such as acidic fruits like tomato, orange, lemon, etc... Again, the same with vegetables, they like them, but cannot have acidic ones like onion and garlic. Mice do enjoy leafy vegetables and crunchy fruits, such as apples. Grains and seeds are good (and reasonably cheap) and mice do enjoy them.

Paris is 10,500 miles (17,000 kilometers) from Sydney.

Sydney to Thessaloniki, Macedonia, Greece is 23h 45m duration, approx 2 stops 9,588 miles or 15,431 km by air.

Sydney to the Former Yugoslav Republic (FYROM) is about 20 hours 5 minutes i.e 9673 miles or 15567 kilometers by air.

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I assume you mean indigenous language and that depends on which part of Sydney you're referring to. What we now consider as Sydney is Dharug country and that is the root language spoken there. However the Dharug people (or tribe if you like) was subdivided into clans, each with its own dialect of Dharug. For example, Parramatta - once a separate settlement but now a city within Sydney - is the land of the Parramattagal. Parra [Burra] eel, matta [river], gal, group/place. In other words the Eel River People