Bustling Adelaide
They say not much happens at Adelaide. Not much nightclubs, pretty boring and small really.
I must say, I am not into nightclubs that much, and I wouldn't dare call a city with 1,500,000 people small. So I'm having a great time.
Last night, cycling home at around 23:30 on a Sunday, I did finally see what they are going on about. On the way through the city, Rundle Street (dubbed Adelaide's Cosmopolitan centre) looked like this:
(those lights in the back are NOT head lights. They are street lights.)
I must say, I am not into nightclubs that much, and I wouldn't dare call a city with 1,500,000 people small. So I'm having a great time.
Last night, cycling home at around 23:30 on a Sunday, I did finally see what they are going on about. On the way through the city, Rundle Street (dubbed Adelaide's Cosmopolitan centre) looked like this:
(those lights in the back are NOT head lights. They are street lights.)
posted by Marije at 02:18
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Actually, the street is deserted because after so long without seeing rain, everybody was scared at this strange wet stuff falling from the sky that they ran indoors.
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