When you look at the map, these two suburbs really don't need to be separate suburbs. As such, here's a two-for-one post with some scenic views.

Dawes Point

This next suburb is a tourist hotspot that I didn't actually realise is technically a suburb. Ladies and gentlemen, here's

The Rocks

Firstly, thanks for those who checked out the Anniversary Special video - Sunday will be part two. If you haven't caught part one yet, you can enjoy watching me struggle up many hills. 

In the meantime, here's a shoulder post from the Inner City. 

Haymarket

Finally, we're done with the suburbs that you all voted into equal-fifth. That means this next suburb had the fourth most votes right? Well, no, it was equal third due to my poorly thought out polling.

Still, I always enjoy an urban walk, so thank you for sending me to  

Barangaroo 

Hello.

As you may be expecting, due to the Sydney lockdown this will be my last of these for a while. 

This post itself was documented early in the stay-at-home restrictions, while on a legal walk for exercise from my house. As you'll see from the photos, there were loads of people out and about - and I was one of them. While I could potentially make some blog posts within 10km walking distance from home while getting my exercise in, I think it is the wrong message to send when we've been in lockdown for more than a month and case numbers are still rising. 

No matter where in Sydney you are, please do the right thing so that we can get back to normal as soon as possible. 

Centennial Park

Centennial Park is a funny suburb. It is a suburb, despite just being a park. It's a large park, but it is a park nevertheless. 

I entered on foot, through the main entry gates for cars, bikes, people,

Another gorgeous blue skied day, another wonderful Inner City suburb. 

Woolloomooloo

Strap yourself in, because this next Inner City suburb is a big-un.

Pyrmont

Here's even more Inner Sydney galavanting. 

Glebe

This next suburb is perhaps the most obscure of the Inner City suburbs. Here's

Forest Lodge

A couple of posts ago I was scamping through Sydney's Inner Suburbs with one side of the Usyd Campus. Well, after a rude interuption, I'm back exploring the other side.

Camperdown

Happy new year. If you're reading this, then 2020's final act was not the nuclear holocaust and we managed to hobble into 2021. Let's get started.

Darlington

Welcome to the final suburb of the year!

Redfern

Continuing my afternoon stroll takes me into the inner city suburb of

Darlinghurst

I'm back! With restrictions starting to ease in NSW, I'll be getting back into things. At first, I'm going to just go back with one post per week. This will be my first regular post again, and I'll be posting every Sunday after that.

I'm usually a heavy user of public transport for this blog, and I'm choosing not to spend as much time on public transport as before, hence the reduced posting frequency for now. We'll see how we go and hopefully I can ramp back up sooner rather than later.

Anyway.

Surry Hills

Here's a small suburb straddling the bounds of the Eastern Suburbs and the Inner City.

Rushcutters Bay

There's a dumb little tag somewhere at the bottom of this website where I say something about this city being much more than hipster brunches. Well this next suburb is the absolute pinnacle of that.

Alexandria

This next suburb's a bit of an odd one. It's small, is mainly made up of train tracks, and yet also has a few notable points of interest.

Eveleigh

Here's an Inner City suburb that I really didn't know much about. This is the rather lovely

Elizabeth Bay

Did anybody else not know that Kings Cross is not a suburb? It turns out that what we know as Kings Cross is actually

Potts Point

I've always been a bit cynical towards the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney, but this suburb here really challenged my prejudice. Grab yourself something to drink folks, because this is another long one.

Paddington

Sitting immediately South-East of the city, you might be surprised to hear that one of the ways to get into Paddington is by walking through the extremely "bushy" Trumper Park. Crossing through from Edgecliff, that's how I got here today.