Sydneysider Can't Wait To Leave Canberra Just So She Can Stop Saying Good Morning To Everyone

TRACEY BENDINGER | Local News | Contact

While taking a walk up Canberra’s fourth-highest mountain, Mt Ainslie, Watson returned somewhere between five and ten good mornings to complete strangers – something that just does not happen in the beachy eastern suburbs of Sydney, where she lives.

“I tried to just keep my head down sometimes, but you can feel their eyes boring into you from metres away,” she said.

“Then, as soon as you look up, they’re like, bam! ‘GOOD MORNING! HOW’S YA DAY!? GOT MUCH ON? LOVELY DAY FOR A WALK! HAHA!’

“It’s relentless.”

“Anyway, I just wanna get back to Sydney, where we cross the road to avoid talking to people.”

More to come.