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The "flattest" are certainly the Four Seasons, Sydney Harbour Marriott (there are a few Marriotts in Sydney) and the Pullman Quay Grand (pretty much directly opposite where the ships dock across the quay, very close to the Opera house)

Looks very Eastern European to me

Alright, next time. 🙂

Guyana. An eco resort on a side-arm of the Demerera River, near Georgetown.

You're getting close

Neither

Much further up north

No Brazil either

No 🙂

I wish, but no

No 🙂

Not the Amazon

No 🙂

Now you have to zoom in..

GENEROUSLY sort of...

Nope

Nope...

Ok then... Good luck.

I still don't understand this Australian hospitality businesses WAITER'S) refusal of split bills. Any pub waiter in Austria, Germany, Switzerland etc will always ask if you want to pay together or separate. AND they likely remember what everyone ordered, AND do the sums in their heads (or, at worst) with pen and paper. Well, at least that's what I was trained to do, way back when....

For something on the simple side, City Extra at Circular Quay may be OK. Their upstairs dining area is hardly every busy. 'American Diner' style of food in generous portions. For something nicer, look at Morrison's Oyster Bar and Gril in George Street. Less than 5 minutes from Circular Quay. Upmarketish pub fare. Several areas and private rooms. FRIDAY afternoon and evening may be BUSY.

Mount Panorama, Bathurst

Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien. At least it was there when I went on a school excursion. We unanimously voted it the best painting in the museum.

The house of that "thornbirds" writer? Whatshernameagain....?

Judging by the trees, Norfolk Island.

Serifos. Wonderful place. One of those where we went out to see if there was a house or an apartment for sale..