Sunbath in Bondi Beach

yeah, a day spent in the famous Bondi Beach in Sydney. They said that if you've never been to Bondi Beach, then you should not say you have been to Sydney. so yeah, i was not in Sydney for the last two months. sad case.

so, July and Melinda asked me along to Bondi Beach. I went there without bringing along the towel and swimming clothes, that's weird. But actually i just wanted to be there for sightseeing. Took a bus, 380, to Bondi beach, passing through Oxford Street and Bondi Junction (paradise for shopaholic). The minutes i was there, i was stunned by the scene, and the beauty of the beach. but most importantly, the unpolluted greenish blue sea water. Perhaps i was too used to the polluted beach in other places. it's even nicer than Redang Island!!

when i sat down on the beach, yeah, on the beach, right under the sun, i looked around and noticed something. the people sunbathing on the beach are mostly white people (australian, european, and so on), it's 98% of them. only 2% of asian there. The culture is totally different, the White has always wanted to get tanned, while the Asian has always evaded from the sun. Besides, you can see that the Whites are all half-naked or on thier swim suits, but the Asians are getting an umbrealla. so funny to see such a big contrast, but i couldn't snap down any pic in time.

so i sat (not laid) while Mel and July laid on the beach for the sun. did i get tanned? yeah of course, i got tanned!! wahaha~~~and i felt a stronger (yeah, it's stronger, because i have always had sth for surfing) urge to surf today!!! i went to check out the surf board, the cheapest is 670 aus dollar, wtf~~~nvm, i will start working and earn money for my surf board!!!
my France flip-flop. haha.
breathtaking Bondi Beach.

Melinda with her charming smile.
Julie put on my glasses. haha. looks like a smart student, a PhD graduate in Mathematics and Phys from Oxford Uni?haha.
haha. self-portrait.