Bridge Climb Photos
They really make you ham it up for the camera. And the jumpsuit? Nobody looks good in 3 layers of clothes. I'm just saying.
Thanks Australia. That's a wrap.
Comments
Anonymous
April 25, 2008
You look fine...Love the hair. ;-)Anonymous
April 25, 2008
Thanks! It was windy up there! Hey, how come it was cloudy in Sydney and now it's sunny in Seattle?Anonymous
April 25, 2008
Let me get this, you jump from the bridge? Bungee?Anonymous
April 26, 2008
Very cool. Thanks for sharing. Dont know if I could do it. Not a fan of heights. Was Jonas happy to have you home?Anonymous
April 26, 2008
RB - no, jumping was not allowed. I asked. wine-oh, I was trying to overcome my fear of heights. I was super shaky on the way down....all that adrenaline. Jonas seemed to have missed me but now he's bored with me again.Anonymous
April 26, 2008
Was there a gift shop where you could buy the jumpsuit? A 'Saturday Night Fever'-esue strut down the streets of Seattle in that bad boy would be money.Anonymous
April 27, 2008
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April 28, 2008
bp - nope danhub - it got sunny as my plane took off. I swear, I'm going to get a complex. Would have been nice if it was sunny but lots of fun anyway. Hope you had fun too!Anonymous
April 28, 2008
They're all about that bridge and the opera house in Sydney, aren't they? Liked the city, but kept hearing about that opera house. I think I wore that suit to prom, btw.Anonymous
April 28, 2008
Yeah, totally. And Bondi Beach and Darling Harbor (though I didn't get to those places because it rained on my free day). Regarding the suits, I'm telling you, the eighties are coming back. This look could be in your future!Anonymous
April 28, 2008
Well looks like there is a theme with the cancelled flights. Our Air Canada flight through Vancouver just got cancelled (ahem, with no call from AMEX). After being told repetedly there were no seats out on any flight today, they finally found 2 seats for us on the flight to LA. :-) Ahh the glory of business travel! -DanAnonymous
April 28, 2008
Welcome back! I'm sure you're glad to be home again. Thanks for the entertaining aussie posts!Anonymous
April 29, 2008
Danhub- sounds like they are trying to consolidate flights. My cabin on the flight back only had 3 people in it. It was awesome. mrscreooge - yep, so glad to be back and strating to get back to my routine.Anonymous
April 30, 2008
hit send too soon on the last one :) Great re-cap. Austrailia is definately on my list! I have your next adventure...I just got back from an all women's surf camp in Mexico! Always wanted to learn to surf and I DID IT! I only know you from your blog, but I think you would love it! I went by myself. Met 17 great women (some new friends for life); awesome instructors; fabulous accomodations and WARM WATER! Actually, I needed a goal to get in shape as I headed into my big 4-0 milestone! 'Surfing into 40' as I like to say. Not bad way to start the next decade of living :) Let me know if you want more info -- I highly recommend it! Let me know if you want more infoAnonymous
April 30, 2008
Hey Kim, I'll have to think about that. It sounds great but I am not a water person. I like being around it but not in it. I think it has something to do with not being able to hold my breath under water. I had some very negative experiences in the swimming pool when I was a kid :) Sounds like it was a great trip for you though. Do you feel like a real "surfer" now?Anonymous
April 30, 2008
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July 14, 2008
Hi, Heather I'm from Costa Rica and I was looking through the Internet just to know about the Sydney Harbour Bridge climbing 'cause I've planned to go there in may, 2009. I guess the adrenaline is on top and You faced the fear of heights with resolution. Even though it's costly I might think that is an unforgettable experience. DO you consider that a trip to Sydney must include the bridge climb experience? Kind regards Juan carlos