After a brief reunion with Mon/Dol/Des I bid goodbye to them at the Sydney International Airport, it was a sad farewell although Mon assured that he will be coming back in April with Donna. It's now May and there is no indication of him coming back. He seem quite happy in the Phils
Anyway this big giant frog which is imbedded with shiny gems distracted me from my melancholy that day of departure of my brother and family. It looked so real- a great piece of art that entertains those left behind by the beloveds.
You'll find Mr Giant Frog in one of the many foyers of the departure lounge in the now famous Sydney International Airport.
We shall stroll the park, admire and talk about the trees, flowers, Capt Cook Tavern and have a coffee and cake at the coffeshop. 
A big water feature in the middle of Sydney CBD
My niece, Dessy Dane by the elevators at Sky City Hotel
This is near the Hyde Park on our way to St Mary's Church
A box or a big box of flowers infront of the Queen Victoria Bldg (QVB)
These horse-drawn carriages and uniformed horsemen actually still exists in Melbourne.
Federation Square entrance.
David is ogling the famous building in Federation Square.
In our free tram tour, we passed this edifice which is a Museum (sorry I forgot which one). 
The tower at the Victorian Arts Centre- it looks like the Eiffel Tower. Next to it is main train station.
From the rooftop of the Shrine of Remembrance this is the view of the landscape. 
The Schrine of Remembrance is a big imposing building.
