Thank you for remembering me. I will continue to update my walks again. Have a great day. ❤❤❤

Thank you and hope to see you again.

This is in Sydney Australia, so all the signs are in English. Thank you for stopping by.

Glad you enjoyed it. Yes. there are more and more apt buildings now. I will continue to do my walks soon. Have a nice day.

It's a lovely place. I will go there again. Thank you.

I will try to include more walks in this beautiful country. Thank you.

I plan to go back soon. Thank you.

Thank you. Have a nice day.

It was March this year. Thanks for watching.

Agree. loving it.....

Thanks for sharing. Where are the west of Sydney that you are referring? I am very curious and would like to take a walk there. Sydney is a beautiful city that has so many possibilities to offer. I Leo Sydney so much and couldn't wait to learn more about it and share the Sydney I know in my channel. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and have a great weekend. 🌹

@@smallworldBigwalk That's an excellent question and there's quite a bit to unpack there. To give some context, geographically when people talk of "Sydney" they often think of the harbour, the CBD and its surroundings. It's the places tourists and influencers constantly photograph and vlog about. .Sydney's centre (or sometimes even its entirety) is thought of as such. Yet its population centre is actually around Rosehill and moving towards Parramatta. Yet they get called 'western suburbs', when they are really the 'central suburbs'. Historically that image of Sydney belongs to the 1950s, a time when you needed to 'go into the city' to do anything important, if you lived 'way out there'. Sydney Harbour was once a working harbour; now it's just a pleasure lake, cruise ship destination and tourist ferry route. Places like Darling Harbour, Woolloomooloo, Barangaroo, Surrey Hills, Enmore, Kings Cross and the Rocks were once genuinely gritty/edgy places. But they have now been gentrified, pacified, and made photogenic. It does wonders for property values, but something gets lost in that process, and I think it might be authenticity. None of this is a criticism of your clips. You have often made real efforts to go to places in Greater Sydney, that are outside that box. It's often in those 'other places' where that edge, that authenticity and that grit still manifests. It's often more about the people than it is just about the place. Metaphorically I'm less interested in fine dining than I am in getting a real taste of the authentic cuisine. I want to get a taste for what it is like to live there, than just bask in its superficial charms. That probably makes me unusual, as the demand is probably more for the familiar, the pretty and the famous. But great insights and art always arise at the edge. The ancient Greeks thought of themselves as 'civilised', while those outside their walls were mere 'barbarians'. Western Sydney is outside the walls of 'Nice Sydney', and that's why it is more interesting to me. And it's not just Western Sydney, places like the Illawarra, the Hunter, the Southern Highlands and the Central Coast are all full of sights and stories. I won't go into more rural areas, as your clips seem usually more about urban walks. So here are a few suggestions, selected for being amenable to walks Parramatta - the mix of cultures - the first grain - the first Government House - the Rum Rebellion - the ferry ride - the history of real individuals recorded along the riverbank - the towers and transport - the parks - Eat Street - the vast health and education precincts - the urbanity of a big city within a big city. Camden / Campbelltown / Liverpool - the preservation of Camden as a delightful village - the quaintness of Cobbitty - the historic airport precinct - the vast Mt Annan Botanic Gardens - Green Valley (the dumping ground for the 'barbarians' ousted from inner Sydney suburbs to facilitate gentrification - check out "Whatever Happened to Green Valley?" on KZbin, made decades ago by the famous director Peter Weir, who gave them the equipment and a bit of help to tell their own stories) Penrith / St Marys / Blacktown - The Nepean River river and river walk - the Penrith commercial centre - the Mulgoa Rd precinct (entertainment, clubs, eateries, adventure venues, sports venues and, for such a lively place, co-located with aged care facilities) - St Marys, a place in transition, the stepping off point and metro connection for the new Western Sydney Airport - Sydney Zoo - the parklands - and the vast amount of industry. It might not have the impressive buildings of Harbour Sydney, but it was mostly people from Western Sydney that built those. There are heaps more. Cabramatta and Bankstown are great places for authentic food and cultural events. New developments which represent modern approaches to community (for better or worse) can be found in places like Oran Park and Edmondson Park. Haven't even mentioned places iliked the Hills District, but I'm less familiar with it. And I suppose places like Olympic Park, Auburn, Wentworth Park, Rhodes, Burwood, Ashfield and Strathfield are sort of in the West, even though east of the population centre of Greater Sydney.

@@tacitdionysus3220 Thanks for your reply. I will try to walk more and know more of the city I love so much. Many places that you mentioned are new to me, I will try to explore them in the future. Thank you very much and have a great day. 🌹

I had the same question whenever I go to these outlets. The outlet in Osaka was the same, wondering how these shops can survive?

It's very kind of you sharing your encouragement. 🌹Australia is a great country and Sydney is my dream city to live. Thank you very much. Your words made my day. Have a great weekend. ❤

Thanks for sharing. When I was editing the video, I add the actual suburb in the time stamp, these three suburbs are very close to each other. All are very pretty suburbs. Thank you for you feedback. Have a great weekend. 🌹

thank you

Thanks for watching. Sorry to hear that you didn't have good experience living in this neighbourhood. I think one of the best thing in living in Sydney is that the choices of where to live is unlimited. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day.

Yes，how amazing it is. The Metro Line really changes many peoples' life when it comes to commuting to City to work. Thanks for watching.

Because I had to go back to the platform level to go to another exit. This station is not confusing but it requires some walking to go from one end to another end. Thank you.

No, I am not confused. The signs are very clear but it is very big and deep so I need to walk back to the platform level to go to another exit. Thanks for watching. Have a good day.

Seems rail transport in Sydney has a fixation with having to walk kilometres to catch a train. Pity the elderly that have to make the trek. Central is a rabbit warren of tunnels too. Awful.

@@harrygoldun5779 It's quite common walking a long way underground in many major cities in the world. I remember walking more than 15 minutes in Japan trying to get to an exit and got lost many times. Luckily we have many different means of transportation in Sydney. Thank you for you your sharing and have a wonderful day.

It is a luminous tunnel and the colour changes in different time of the day. The metro station is very modern and beautiful. Thanks for watching.

It looks bloody amazing

It was originally supposed to be a tunnel full of shiny advertising screens, so the loss of budget led to an improvement 😂

I agree the change in colours changes the mood and vibe in the tunnel and there is also music players in the tunnels. It’s beautiful and unexpected especially with the changing colours.

Bro what? The tunnel is the coolest part

Thanks for watching.

Thanks for sharing. I don't know this area too much. It was my first time walking through this part of Hong Kong and couldn't help falling love with it. It was very pretty and I wish I could spend more time there. Things are changing constantly, sometimes for better and sometimes not. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts with me. Have a great day. 🌹

Thanks for sharing. Have a good day!

Thank you very much for the kind words and subscription. I am new to making films and have been enjoying it. Maybe I will visit St Lucia Uni when I go to Brisbane next time. Thank you again. Have a great week.

I like old towns and Tainan has many of them. Thanks for watching.❤

This is the city for the history and the most delicious food in Taiwan. If you are going to Taiwan for the first time, I would suggest you stay in one city ,say Taipei to fully enjoy it, and maybe plan to see more when you go to Taiwan again. I think one can easily spend a few weeks in Taiwan and still find it very interesting. If you really like old buildings and yummy street food, Tainan is the city to go. Wish you a great trip in Taiwan. 🌹

Thanks for subbing! I have been your viewer since I started my channel. I like Florida too.

Really appreciated it. Look forward to watching your new videos. 🌹

Thank you very much. Sydney is such a wonderful city when it comes to water scenarios, I am very pleased that you have enjoyed it. And thank you for subscribing my channel, it means a lot to me. Thank you.

This suburb is very close to where the richest people in Australia live and some of those terrace houses in my film cost more than 5 million USD. I lived in the U.S. for some years before and the poor cities in America I have been to do not look like this, in my experience. Have you been to Europe? Paris? Old districts of some cities sometimes are more interesting to visit. Now we are in bloody cold winter and the weather is not too good. Thanks for watching. Have a good day!

​@@smallworldBigwalk Totally agreed with you, I've been to US, some really rundown suburbs do not look like this at all! They have lots of old furniture and rubbish in front of the houses, old broken cars etc! This place are clean and cars are new on the street. Each house is well kept.

@@abylai2493 These suburbs are all very expensive, I don't think they look like some poor cities in the US at all. Thanks for your sharing and have a great weekend. 🌹

Thank you for watching。

Thanks for watching and the encouragement. 🌹

Thank you very much.🤝🌹 Corrected. I always have typos, and I guess it's a sign of aging. 😆

Hope it has recalled some good memories in Hong Kong. Thanks for watching.

Thank you for watching. 🌹

Thank you very much and it's very encouraging to see feedback like this. Thank you. I have been uploading videos and really enjoy what I do. Whenever my channel pops up on my KZbin page while I am watching KZbin on my TV, and I will click it to see my vide on my big TV screen makes me feel happy. These are my collection of memories far or near and that's what makes me continue to enjoy it. Thank you my friend. Have a great day! 🌹

Thanks for sharing. It is always exciting to see people share what the place I filmed looked like before. Many places to me are new and knowing what they were like made me feel what I do is meaningful for someone like you who has left a place you used to live and can have a look what they are like now. Falling from the roof sounds quite horrible, I am glad you survived. I guess they are going to build more units there. The housing price in Sydney is going crazy and I wonder when it can stop. Many beautiful houses are being knocked down to build more flats and I hope those churches can be there for many years to come. Everything is changing fast nowadays, sometimes I have hard time to catch up. Thanks for watching my video. I am trying to record something and I can watch them when I get older and older. This is how I decided to start my channel.

Thank you. 🌹

Thanks for watching.

Thank you. I love Sydney very much, it's absolutely a beautiful city. 🌹🌹

Not much if you are after something fashionable, it is mainly for grocery shopping and kitchen tools and most important Vietnamese food. It's the best place in town to have authentic Vietnamese food. Thanks for watching.🌹

I like all the people if they are nice to me. Thanks for watching. 🌹

There are many Chinese communities in Sydney and I am very interested to explore each of them, Ashfield is on my list but I haven't found time to do so. Thank you for watching.

chinese are fucking making everythings expensive, now sydney is one of the most expensive property area to live in

​@@gday79 yeah ik

The boats looked very pretty under the beautiful sky. Thanks for watching.