10 Problems Only People From Sydney Will Understand
The Sydney Harbour Bridge is nothing more than just a bridge to us.
Sydney, Australia's most well-known city that is most famous for usually mistaken as the nation's capital. Compared to Canberra, Australia's actual capital city, life in Sydney trumps it in almost every way possible.
Sydney is home to the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, two of the world's most famous landmarks. The weather is generally pleasant all year round, even during winters. On those exceptionally hot days, you can head on down to one of the many beaches and enjoy a relaxing swim. After a nice day at the beach, you can relax with a bottle of wine and dinner at one of Sydney's many quality restaurants before taking a pleasant post-dinner walk around Darling Harbour.
From the outside, Sydney may seem like heaven. But to an everyday Sydneysider, they have to put up with the city's unique little problems every day.
Of course, when you're living in a city like Sydney, a few minor problems are a small price to pay, but that doesn't make them any less annoying.
Here are 15 problems that only people from Sydney will only understand.
15. Putting Up With Planes Constantly Taking Off And Landing
Sydney has only one major domestic and international airport which is located in Kingsford. For people who live near the CBD, out west, or in North Sydney, this isn't a problem.
As for those who happen to live in Kingsford, Rosebery, Tempe, or any of its neighbouring suburbs, then every hour on the hour you'll have to put up with the roar of planes taking off and planes coming in so low that you could almost touch the landing gear from your rooftop.
But like how everyone eventually got used to the sound of a vacuum cleaner or a car engine, the sound of plane engines for people living near the airport will eventually be no more annoying than a chirping cricket