Near the bus station
Near the bus station
Museum or art gallery?
NoOriginally Posted by Begbie
Yes it is, do you live there ?Originally Posted by Gallowspole
Over to you
I used to in the 90s.Originally Posted by helge
Related to the Olympics?
Picture: Asian shoppers queuing up a Bally shop in downtown Sydney on Boxer Day.
This Friday I had a very interesting discussion with a well-traveled British designer and Asia expert. We talked about that most luxury companies today, now actually mega-conglomerates, focus much more on branding than on quality in order to serve the booming Asian markets.
My friend pointed out to me that in Asia, that is mostly lacking a tradition of quality and relying on copying, brands are a status-beacon and are more important than quality. Whereas European consumers still are quality-focused coming from a tradition of fashion and would bring a faulty bag back to a shop, Asian often cannot be bothered.
This complements my recent observations in Sydney where I saw thousands of lously dressed (and mostly young) Asians queuing up in front of Bally in order to hunt a bargain. What struck me most was how cheaply and poorly they were dressed (flip-flops, cheap t-shirts etc.) but were still buying luxury goods.
Last edited by Gallowspole; 11-12-2009 at 11:41 AM.
King Street? It's known for having bicycle lanes.
Martin Place? It has the General Post Office and a train station. The PO would have been popular in the pre-internet days.
Correct Nat. Got there!
When I worked in Sydney 20 years ago, I used to have my lunch sitting outside at Martin Place; there were often bands and orchestras playing.
The General Post Office was always full of backpackers queuing at the poste restante.
It looks gorgeous and that sounds great. 20 years ago, eh?
That photo is from 2 months ago. I do have some old pics of the place in a cardbox somewhere but it hasn't changed as far as I can remember.
When I was there I saw Smeg selling off his old fridge!Originally Posted by natalie8
The building you can see here had a great pub in the basement with pinballs and pool tables and a 3 hour Friday happy hour with proper pint glasses and ridiculously cheap beer. Used to get totally hammered and then head off down George Street to a little pub and watch The Hippos - an excellent Blues band.
Oooohhhhh, that sounds amazing, the second part of your post, not the Smeg part.
Someone else have a go. I need to study and do some training for my new job.
Where is this Lighthouse located ? Country will do ( just bumping )
Denmark ?
Grønnland og det er en postbrevkasse
Yes its Greenland and a MailboxOriginally Posted by norbo
But where in Greenland and who does the Mailbox belong to ?
Please write in english or something similar
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