We went to Palm Beach on a Sunday which is a great way to go around where you can use the Opal Card. The fare is capped at AUD 2.70 no matter how many times you tap your card. Love this day! I usually

images: source 1 - source 2 - source 3 - source 4 Septo looked out of the window at the scenery below, wisps of clouds and gigantic plumes of smoke breaking up the vast emptiness of what lay below and

Well My friends. It is with a heavy heart that I bid farewell for a while and honestly possibly permanently as my health tumbles. This is a poem to my love as you know and also a heart felt thank you to

Introduction Heya all, @martibis here with another edition of #traveldigest! Enjoy!All featured posts will be upvoted through @steemitworldmap.All featured posts will be put on the Editors Choice Map.For

First Stop: Barangaroo I like the name Barangaroo because it sounds cute like Kangaroo (^_^). There's also a place called Barabaroo look out at the Blue Mountains. Anyway, this area is near Darling Harbor.

This is a continuation of my Watsons Bay - Manly Beach weekend trip. We went here on a Sunday and the Opal bus fare was capped at AUD 2.70 :) In this video, I will take you on a bus ride from Manly to

This article by @jpphotography is part of a blockchain collaboration series. Learn more about the Sndbox #cryptocollab initiative, here. After we announced our plans for the TravelFeed dApp a few weeks

It's been a few weeks since the first part of this video and finally found time to edit this! This is a continuation of our trip from Barangaroo to Watsons Bay. The next stop was Manly Beach which is a

I have lived in the Philippines all my life and never knew that such shopping paradise exist! It's cheaper than the clothes at Bangkok's Chatuchak market and it's just less than 2 hours by land from me.

Dear TravelFeed community, we put together a promotional video to attract more outside the platform travel bloggers and nomads. And to encourage others, writing about traveling but haven't used our tag

Hi everyone! @LadiesofAsia are back again to share fun and cultural diversity across Asia Pacific. We've been away for a few weeks, have you missed us? This week we've tried something new and different

I have posted 2 vlogs about the Blue Mountains but I would also like to write a blog about it for people who like reading :) I have linked the videos below if you want to check it out. I guess by now you've

Everyone who visits Sydney seems to visit Bondi Beach (I also did!). But most people from there recommended that I check out Watsons Bay and Manly Beach as well. Some people say that these ar e better

If anyone knows how to properly post in @dtube without encountering this "unknown error" (after at least 30 mins of upload time), kindly share it here. Thank you! I had this @dtube error before

Who is @surpassinggoogle? Many of you already know who Terry or @surpassinggoogle is, but for those that are not aware, he is the creator of the #ulog and the #teardrops movement on Steemit. I don't think

This post was an error post and I apologize especially to those who have me on auto vote. I would never want to shit post because I know some people have trusted me that they auto vote my post, and I value

This isn't my usual @dtube vlog where I always talk (I have a few parts where I do). The entertaining tour guide of the I'm Free Tours led us around Sydney for 3 hours! Coffee break is included :p This

What's up, blogosphere? It's been 2 months since my last blog. I have been busy at work and I was also exploring vlogging. Video editing can be time consuming but so fun! I still don't want to stop where

This vlog is a continuation of my previous video from Katoomba to Echo Point. We start our walk from Echo Point with a few stop overs to check out some lookouts. The path here is different from the cliffwalk

Organized trips to the Blue Mountains from Sydney may cost you at least (AUD) $50 to over $100 if it comes with a side trip to a nearby wildlife park. But did you know that it is very easy to get there