So artistic. Even their stairs has a water feature
Old style post pox
Playfair street, looking north
A tighter view of the same street
A shop selling bits 'n' pieces with a backdoor leading to a cafe
Wish my hotel was like this
Playfair Street. Former home of the now relocatedLeft Handed Shop which Edward, Iggy n I
once discovered.
3 doors. the 2 on the sides led to shops. the onein the middle led to....
........this....
....and I found this guy....His work was pretty good
A typical building at The Rocks
Looking North towards the bridge
Now known as Christie's
Formally known as...
At the end of Nurse's walk, I found this
Sydney skyline as viewed from the opera house
The Rocks. looking south along George Street
The Rocks. looking north along George Street
The alley to Nurse's Walk
An interesting book
The 2 faces of australia
A Digeridoo player
The harbour bridge looking from the contemporary museumside of the quay
A beautiful flower even in winter. Only saw the insectwhen i was looking thru my pics
This small boat would take sightseers across to North Sydneyand it always left full. Maybe cos it was free.
Beaver Floatplane
Kirribilli Point. This is the edge of a piece of land which on it sits
The Kirribilli House. It is the official Sydney residence of the Australian Prime Minister
Fort Denison. It's a former penal site and defensive facilityoccupying a small island located north of the Royal Botanical Gardens
in Sydney Harbour
North Shore
This is the view of the Circular Quay Railway Station from the outside
A view of the platform at Circular Quay Railway Station.
The Lady Northcott. She's the oldest of the Lady ferries still in government service on the harbour. She's mainly used on the Taronga Zoo runs.
This is Pete. He comes here every day trying to catch 'the one that got away'.
Got to cahtting with him and found out the fishing was the excuse, he just
likes to people watch.
The lower walkway leading to the Opera house
One of the many pics I took of this iconic bridge
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