The Sydney Harbour Bridge, The Opera House, & Centrepoint Tower,
as well as the vibrant city itself.
The mono-rail provides a quick and easy way to get around the CBD
Approaching Circular Quay.
El Alamein Fountain at Kings Cross
This is one of the many "cut back for racing" double decker buses that roam thestreets of Sydney filled with camera wielding tourists all intent on getting that
"once in a lifetime" shot.
Wazza shown here in the foreground of the Sydney Opera House.
The opera house as we approached it from Circular Quay.
It is one of those buildings you just never seem to have enough photos of.(I must have at least another 20 !!!)
The Sydney CBD from a ferry to Manly. ("aboard a manly fairy")
Fort Denison located in Sydney Harbour near Circular Quay has servedmany purposes, including suppling the sandstone used to construct
Circular Quay, the link below tells some of the history of this island.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Denison
Manly is located on a spit of land separating Sydney Harbour and thePacific Ocean, these beach goers are at the surf side of the spit.
Like much of Sydney, (in fact much of Australia) the folk at Manly takefull advantage of the climate and holiday atmosphere with outdoor dining
and shopping malls very popular.
Like the Opera House, who could ever take enough photos of this lovelygraceful old beauty. (I was talking about the bridge!!!!!!)
From the Southern approach
Opera House from the bridge.
3 comments:
Ah Peter... this brings back SO MANY memories for me! Thanks for sharing them all! Do you remember these? http://bulletbow.blogspot.com/ ~ Jerry
I need to get a better camera. My pictures of our little jaunt to Savannah came out terrible. That Sydney opera house is something. Hopefully it hosts events other than opera. I doubt they could fill the joint for the Barber of Seville.
I love seeing your pics, especially after seeing the ones my daughter took when she was there earlier this year! The last one is great!
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