People eat breakfast at the Sydney Harbour Bridge in Central Sydney October 25, 2009. Thousands of people attended the Breakfast on the Bridge event as part of the Crave festival, one month of food, art, comedy and outdoor fun, which runs until October 31. (REUTERS)

Ann (L) and Peter Karhu (R) join 6,000 Sydneysiders having a picnic on 10,000 square metres of grass at the inaugural 'Breakfast On The Bridge' event spanning the Sydney Harbour Bridge on October 25, 2009. The unorthodox breakfast was part of the Crave Sydney festival which includes numerous food, art, music, comedy and entertainment events across the city. (AFP)

New South Wales state Premier Nathan Rees (C) distributes food to 6,000 Sydneysiders having a picnic on 10,000 square metres of grass at the inaugural 'Breakfast On The Bridge' event spanning the Sydney Harbour Bridge on October 25, 2009. The unorthodox breakfast was part of the Crave Sydney festival which includes numerous food, art, music, comedy and entertainment events across the city. (AFP)

Thousands of people eat breakfast at the Sydney Harbour Bridge in Central Sydney October 25, 2009. Thousands of people attended the Breakfast on the Bridge event as part of the Crave festival, one month of food, art, comedy and outdoor fun, which runs until October 31. (REUTERS)

People arrive to eat breakfast at the Sydney Harbour Bridge in Central Sydney October 25, 2009. Thousands of people attended the Breakfast on the Bridge event as part of the Crave festival, one month of food, art, comedy and outdoor fun, which runs until October 31. (REUTERS)

(L to R) David McMaster, Rainier Kruisinga, Diederick Kruisinga and Neil Ludwig join 6,000 Sydneysiders for a picnic on 10,000 square metres of grass at the inaugural 'Breakfast On The Bridge' event spanning the Sydney Harbour Bridge on October 25, 2009. The unorthodox breakfast was part of the Crave Sydney festival which includes numerous food, art, music, comedy and entertainment events across the city. (AFP)

Cows graze as some 6,000 Sydneysiders picnic on 10,000 square metres of grass at the inaugural 'Breakfast On The Bridge' event spanning the Sydney Harbour Bridge on October 25, 2009. The unorthodox breakfast was part of the Crave Sydney festival which includes numerous food, art, music, comedy and entertainment events across the city. (AFP)

Some 6,000 Sydneysiders start the day with a picnic on 10,000 square metres of grass at the inaugural 'Breakfast On The Bridge' event spanning the Sydney Harbour Bridge on October 25, 2009. The unorthodox breakfast was part of the Crave Sydney festival which includes numerous food, art, music, comedy and entertainment events across the city. (AFP)