As I walked to and from the Sydney Writer’s Festival yesterday I took lots of photos so I thought I’d just share a few:
The promenade along Sydney harbour is always full of people strolling, enjoying the ever-present sunshine and street performers (called 'buskers' here), festivals, and food
Old wharf building converted for performing arts, conventions, restaurants and retail use
North Sydney, as seen from the foot of the Harbour Bridge, with its waterfront amusement park
Walking along "The Rocks," the oldest area of Sydney, looking toward old brick warehouses and factories that have been converted to restaurants and shops
Sydney's ferry marina, with boats to almost anywhere
And finally, although there have probably been a zillion photos taken of Sydney’s famous Opera House, and I’m sure these lend nothing new to the body of works, I felt compelled to add two more photos of the Opera House, one at midday and the other at sunset:
Sydney Opera House
Sydney Opera House at sunset
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