A family friend of mine asked me to go to Sydney during Easter Break. Drive. What a bloody challenge. Then we departed on Friday 14 April, in the morning. We drove along the Hume Highway heading to New South Wales. There was a long line of cars before we reached the Victoria border. Then, the scene was very quiet, only dry and brown bush on the left and right side of the road. It almost looks like a desert. That made me very sleepy but I had to stay awake though. Otherwise, the driver would fall a sleep too

We stopped at Gundagai, around a hundred kilometers after we reached the Victoria border. We bought some meals from McDonald.

Oopps be careful, do not throw anything on the road sides.

We arrived to Bankstown, a north suburb of Sydney around 7pm. We stayed at Dural Villaga Caravan Camp at suburb of Dural. A day after, I went to Sydney city centre. I met a colleague of mine and her family. They took me around Sydney. Her husband took many photos. He likes photography and used me as his model. You can see how cute I am. Sure, he can turn me into very handsome man.

Oh damn!! I can’t upload all the photos to Flickr. I have used all my free account quota!

I drove along the way back to Melbourne. The scenes were still the same. Quiet. Except, a hundred kilometers before we reached Melbourne. The line of cars was very long. Although the speed limit in the Hume Hwy is 110 Km/h, I could only drive for 40 km/h. WTF. We were about an hour in this very low speed. Tired. Bored. Then, entering Tullamarine Hwy, the traffic was not so heavy so I could drive for 100 km/h till we arrive at Malvern East, Melbourne at 7pm. Oh no.. ‘Today is Monday, I have to work at 5am tomorrow”

The map our journey is here.