Sydney suburb tour: Neutral Bay
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2022
- Recorded October 2021
Today, we walk around the beautiful, quiet & perhaps expensive neighbourhood of Neutral Bay in Sydney. Neutral Bay is a harbourside suburb on the Lower North Shore of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
Neutral Bay is around 1.5 kilometres north of Sydney. More details of the suburb here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutral...
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I lived in Aubin Street, from 1985 to 1990....happiest years of my life. 3 minute walk down to the ferry to get across to Circular Quay for my job in Kent Street in the city centre. I'm from London and now I live in Molde, Norway.
I assume house prices were dirt cheap back then compared to now. The ferry to Circular Quay is still beautiful but slightly more traffic than decades ago I assume. Kent St is quiet empty these days due to pandemic fears. London & Norway - two places I want to go to!!
Imaging our old gang riding our push bikes around that area in the 50s .
I jump my bike at the location at 2:42 and like on 20 Phillips street and it’s a great location
...many happy memories up at The Oaks in Military Road....you could buy a big T-bone steak and jacket potato for $ 5.00 with salad. you cooked it yourself on the bbq there.
The good old days, huh? Sounds like you had many happy meals at The Oaks!
@Gary I could eat that right now! Especially for 5 bucks
@@onelife7247 yes, in the 80s in Sydney we couldn't believe how cheap things were compared to London prices. There was great nightlife and I had many great evenings with my old mate Ian Nessick who has his own mens fashion boutique in and around Paddington.
@@checkoutaustralia yep... Military Road on the 80s had some great places. There was Café Royale and Maisys .... probably all gone now.
@@garyholmes2568maisys is still going