Picnics. A travelers favourite [local spelling]. Cheap, healthy, better service, and you get to choose your own ambience. (Normally, I would also include that you don't have to tip, but tips aren't compulsory in Australia or New Zealand). Today, Stender and I located a Coles, a chain supermarket in Australia, and spent roughly twelve Australian dollars on a bag of pita bread, 200 grams of ham, 200 grams of turkey, 150 grams of cheese, a bottle of water, and four bananas. I defy anyone to find a cheaper lunch in New South Wales. Let alone with this view:Tuesday, May 19, 2009
View from our picnic: Sydney
Picnics. A travelers favourite [local spelling]. Cheap, healthy, better service, and you get to choose your own ambience. (Normally, I would also include that you don't have to tip, but tips aren't compulsory in Australia or New Zealand). Today, Stender and I located a Coles, a chain supermarket in Australia, and spent roughly twelve Australian dollars on a bag of pita bread, 200 grams of ham, 200 grams of turkey, 150 grams of cheese, a bottle of water, and four bananas. I defy anyone to find a cheaper lunch in New South Wales. Let alone with this view:
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