What a great walk! Kings Cross is far trendier these days than when I was young and would go to the nightclubs to dance. Thank you so much....loved it!
14:22 typical rude Australian. I encountered too many rude people while there. This is the difference between Canadians and Aussies. They don't stop for ya when crossing the road, and lots of yelling out car windows. I watched in disbelief how a pickup truck drove right over a flock of sulfur crested Cockatoos, killing about 8 of them for no reason at all. I was trying to photograph them. A country is only as beautiful as the people who live there.
That's disappointing to hear as i am from Australia and it is not pleasant to hear anyone that comes to visit Australia have that ugly experience before their very own eyes.
@@sunilthapa6702 thank you Sunil for putting things into proper perspective the way you have . Yes I have spent some time in my own spare time talking with the homeless and they are nice and do know not to harass the public too much . Overall I love Sydney Australia and it will always be a place I'll call home . I just hope that can be the same for others that come for a visit to Sydney aswell .
Andrew Vermeer oh yeah I heard that Australians can be very rude and racist with a hot temper. I spoke to a few Americans and they told me they cannot stand these Aussies at all.
@@tadashiokazaki951 I don't know what to say. You are generalizing about a country and it's people based on few opinions of your friends?...It's not even your own experience to begin with. And if racism in Australia is so rife, it would make 6 o'clock news all the time, everywhere. Racism is never that obvious; it is always inert. I have lived in Sydney for 10 years and never heard anyone say anything racist towards me. The culture is so diverse here; if anyone does say anything, there will be 10 people behind to back you up. It's a land of immigrants. By the way, I have heard many Aussies say Americans are really loud, brash, and cocky as well. If I am quick to judge people like that, I would never have any American friends at all.
It ' s lovely place. I used to work here, in King cross but not now . Thanks for making me happy.
I was there 8 years ago, I well in love with Australia. The most amazing country in the world!
What a great walk! Kings Cross is far trendier these days than when I was young and would go to the nightclubs to dance. Thank you so much....loved it!
Amazing city❤ someday i'll come there too..
Nice walk, thank you for sharing
Superb!!!! Beautiful......
Love the double decker buses from the North Shore.
wish i was in Australia...
nurcanisi
I was, and then I left.
@@southwest3671 why did you leave?
@@3.2mviews10
No family there, too hot in summer, too far away from my family, and that’s about it, but I did like the country.
Ah I don't like Kings cross, it is not safe for me , I get scared going there for elevator filming or reasons. But nice video
Mola Ali(A.S) ke sadky sa ma b Sydney jaou ga inshallah inshallah inshallah...this January
good vedio
Hahaha look at the dude at 13:07 scratching his balls
14:22 typical rude Australian. I encountered too many rude people while there. This is the difference between Canadians and Aussies. They don't stop for ya when crossing the road, and lots of yelling out car windows. I watched in disbelief how a pickup truck drove right over a flock of sulfur crested Cockatoos, killing about 8 of them for no reason at all. I was trying to photograph them. A country is only as beautiful as the people who live there.
That's disappointing to hear as i am from Australia and it is not pleasant to hear anyone that comes to visit Australia have that ugly experience before their very own eyes.
@@sunilthapa6702 thank you Sunil for putting things into proper perspective the way you have . Yes I have spent some time in my own spare time talking with the homeless and they are nice and do know not to harass the public too much . Overall I love Sydney Australia and it will always be a place I'll call home . I just hope that can be the same for others that come for a visit to Sydney aswell .
Andrew Vermeer oh yeah I heard that Australians can be very rude and racist with a hot temper. I spoke to a few Americans and they told me they cannot stand these Aussies at all.
Sunil Thapa what city do you live in Sunil?
@@tadashiokazaki951 I don't know what to say. You are generalizing about a country and it's people based on few opinions of your friends?...It's not even your own experience to begin with.
And if racism in Australia is so rife, it would make 6 o'clock news all the time, everywhere. Racism is never that obvious; it is always inert. I have lived in Sydney for 10 years and never heard anyone say anything racist towards me. The culture is so diverse here; if anyone does say anything, there will be 10 people behind to back you up. It's a land of immigrants.
By the way, I have heard many Aussies say Americans are really loud, brash, and cocky as well. If I am quick to judge people like that, I would never have any American friends at all.
Very popular photographic spot.