Down at the docks

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Well this morning was a total right-off after yesterday’s shenanigans, I’ll not go in to any details as to spare certain peoples blushes but it’s fair to say that it got messy, we toured the bars in town to great affect and just made the last train home, we left the last bar at about 10pm though and the last train was after midnight so I’ve no idea where the time went, the must have brought the clocks forward or something, yeah that’s what happened, investigation complete.

Anyway, I finally draged her ladyship, (is that a real salutation?) (is salutation the right word for that context?) (is context the right word?) , out of bed for lunch, I'd already been wandering the streets eating in anywhere, and everywhere quite frankly, that was open. Trying to get rid of this incredible thirst in my throat I decided to have a few pints in our local 24 hour bar, it worked a treat, well I was still thirsty as hell but at least I was drunk again, bingo.

Well we decided to take it easy and wander the streets of Potts Point, I sneakily has us going in the direction of Harry's and was hanckering for a hot dog, when we got there my act of surprise and bewilderment had even me surprised and bewildered so Fiona bought into the idea of hot dogs and off we popped. Fiona went for a plain dog and I got the works, and a pie with mashed potato, gravy and mushy peas to wash it down with, ding-dong, I've added photo's for your amazement, if you scratch the montior you can smell the dog, no joke, try it, It's my new camera, seriously.

After we had eaten we had a walk into town, it was real quiet in the centre, no shops or that open so we took a walk up William Street and back down Darlinghurst Road then home, a lost morning nearly turned in to a right-off of a day for our Fiona but yet again the hot dogs saved the day.

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Photos

Fiona and Andrew at the Botanics
with the Harbour Bridge and Opera House in the background

Hot diggity Dog
in all it's glory

The Hot Dog Maker
Harry's Cafe de Wheels

Andrew at the Botanics
with the usual behind

Sydney CBD
from the Botanics

Comments

[anonymous]

Ha Ha