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November 21, 2014 · 5:35 am

Fun Photo Friday — Time to Reflect on Sydney

The Sydney portion of this post was originally scheduled for an earlier date. Alas, that conflicted with my Halloween short story. So, I’m combining today’s last Fun Photo Friday look at Sydney with our goodbye to Nouméa.

For this first part of today’s Fun Photo Friday it’s time . . .

Looks to be about 20 minutes past March

. . . to reflect . . .

Reflecting on Sydney

. . . on Sydney with one last look. Hope you enjoyed the tour.

Dawes Park

Blue Sky and Glass

The Walk to Campbell’s Cove

Lamps on Parade

Ferry Run at Night

Part two presents one last look at at Nouméa with some of my favorite photographs from there:

Nouméa Tree

Scarfing Up the Scenary

Nouméa Graffiti

Quartier Asiatique

Umbrellas of Place des Cocotiers

Nouméa Cathedral Door Decoration

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November 14, 2014 · 5:35 am

Fun Photo Friday — The Rocks and Birdcages

Is it Street Art . . . ?

Take a look at the image above. What do you see?

Are you sure?

. . . or is it Street Stairs?

Now for some not-so-optical illusions:

Birdcages Redux

Number 64

Another view of Harbour Bridge

The Rocks in Black & White

Time Warp Crossing

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November 12, 2014 · 5:35 am

Out and About — Random Sights of Sydney

Sydney Skyline at Night

Today I’m going to just post pictures of places of interest in Sydney not already covered. The following photographs are in and around Sydney’s central business district. Included are images of the Queen Victoria Building (a great shopping venue with lots of unique and interesting shops to peruse), the Sydney Cenotaph in Market Place (location of a World War I memorial), and “Forgotten Songs” (110 birdcages suspended over Angel Place between Pitt and George Streets.