Bondi Beach

Following our short visit to the Sydney Opera House, my uncle took us to lunch over at Bondi Beach. Located 7km from the city center, Bondi Beach is a very popular beach that reminded me of beaches in La Jolla where I grew up. I don’t think I ever appreciated how amazing La Jolla was until I came back to San Diego during my college summers. Seeing the Pacific Ocean open up as one exits Highway 52 is a lovely and amazing sight. I do wonder what it would be like to live in one of those houses just on the waterfront. Would I become desensitized to the view over time or would I remain captivated everyday with the brilliant blue sea?

When the first iMac was released, the color of the translucent jellybean-shaped Mac was called Bondi Blue. Arriving at Bondi Beach, I could instantly see why Apple called it that. The color really looked like the original iMac!

Uncle Clement took us to lunch over at Bondi Icebergs, a North Italian restaurant just overlooking the beach. He has been the perfect host for us during this trip. Traveling to foreign countries is really great when you have a local guide around to show you the sights and sounds!

WP-SmugMug Plugin: http://tow.com/projects/wordpress/*[[](/batch.download.php?aid=7986058)The color of the water at Bondi Beach really matched the color of the Bondi Blue iMac!](http://photos.tow.com/1020129606g8Axa-L.jpg) *Uncle Clement at Icebergs. *Uncle Clement has been a great host to us in Sydney. *Adam and Rae at Bondi Icebergs. *It’s like living in Monaco. *Adam’s photo *Bondi Beach also reminded me of La Jolla. *On the balcony at Bondi Icebergs overlooking Bondi Beach. *Adam and Rae at Bondi Icebergs. *Uncle Clement with Rae. *Uncle Clement and Adam. *We had lunch at Bondi Icebergs at Bondi Beach. *I never appreciated the beauty of La Jolla growing up, but I can see the appeal of it after visiting Bondi Beach. *Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia.