The Crown
Tonight in Sydney.
Monday, 15th September, 2025.
The Crown Casino photographed at sunset this evening from High Street (near Kent Street), at Barangaroo.
A new vantage point I discovered this evening on my trek around Barangaroo, Millers Point and the Sydney Observatory Park.
So today was a disaster. After dropping off Miss 18 at the Cherrybrook Metro Station, I turned into Castle Hill Road to be met by a chasm that must have connected to Uzbekistan it was that deep. Accordingly the car was cactus, but I thought optimistically maybe it was not too bad, it was probably just a punctured tyre. Well think again.
I managed to coax the car to 'Tyre Power' at Dural. But after twenty minutes I was greeted by a young dude wearing a 'I Love Anarchy' T-shirt, who informed me that the whole rim had been destroyed and that a new one would have to be shipped from some place called Rüsselsheim am Main (in Germany). "And that will take ages," Mr Anarchy proclaimed in a dour tone.
SO, needing therapy, I gave up on work appointments and headed into the city, via my favourite cafe at Pennant Hills, to take sunset photographs at the Sydney Observatory Park, as well as Barangaroo. I now have a brand new batch of Sydney photographs!! But no car, alas.
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS II USM lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom.
The Crown
Tonight in Sydney.
Monday, 15th September, 2025.
The Crown Casino photographed at sunset this evening from High Street (near Kent Street), at Barangaroo.
A new vantage point I discovered this evening on my trek around Barangaroo, Millers Point and the Sydney Observatory Park.
So today was a disaster. After dropping off Miss 18 at the Cherrybrook Metro Station, I turned into Castle Hill Road to be met by a chasm that must have connected to Uzbekistan it was that deep. Accordingly the car was cactus, but I thought optimistically maybe it was not too bad, it was probably just a punctured tyre. Well think again.
I managed to coax the car to 'Tyre Power' at Dural. But after twenty minutes I was greeted by a young dude wearing a 'I Love Anarchy' T-shirt, who informed me that the whole rim had been destroyed and that a new one would have to be shipped from some place called Rüsselsheim am Main (in Germany). "And that will take ages," Mr Anarchy proclaimed in a dour tone.
SO, needing therapy, I gave up on work appointments and headed into the city, via my favourite cafe at Pennant Hills, to take sunset photographs at the Sydney Observatory Park, as well as Barangaroo. I now have a brand new batch of Sydney photographs!! But no car, alas.
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS II USM lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom.