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From Clyne Reserve at the end of Merriman Street.
Part of "The Rocks", in Sydney, west of the Bridge. East of Barangaroo, see map...
...just some decoration in a garden of a house in this small village, on the way up to the monastery...
One of the effects of Calgary's boom is certainly the crowded streets of Banff which is supposed to be a National Park. Looks more like big city streets now on long weekends.
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August #longweekend fun at @rondeau_pp with swimming, birdwatching, and once again making messy s’mores! #weekeendwarriors #campingadventures⛺️ #rondeauprovincialpark
04 OCTOBER 2020
1st part of the day.
Caught a train to Wynyard Station.
Short walk to Barangaroo.
Picked up a couple of donuts and a flat white at Short Stop (Shop 3/23 Barangaroo Ave, Barangaroo NSW 2000). These donuts have got to be THE BEST I've had in my life. They were AMAZING. I had the Australian Honey & Sea Salt Cruller and the Earl Grey & Rose Cake. Original flavours, incredible texture. I strongly recommend!
Walked from Barangaroo, through Barangaroo Reserve and Walsh Bay.
Took some pictures of some artwork along the way.
Had to get the iconic Crown Sydney Hotel Resorts, which is redefining the skyline of the city. It will be the tallest building in Sydney this year. I worked on that building! I've been the Project Engineer that has fully project managed all aspects of the structural steel (columns, beams and voronoi structures), aluminium cladding and stainless steel guttering for Canopies 5, 6, and 7 on that building.
Ended at The Rocks.
Walked to Circular Quay.
Took the Manly Ferry (see next picture!).
"Be constantly curious. Wondering why will always encourage you to be more mindful. Asking questions and looking for the answers will bring you into the moment. Curiosity has so many positive benefits, but one of the greatest is its ability to keep alert to the world around you."
Lisa is looking for answers this week. I hope she finds them!
A couple before me had driven by "our spot", but kept going. I backed the Jeep in just as they were coming around again to claim it. He asked if I was interested in "our spot" and I asked him if he had registered yet. His answer was no. Of course not, it's "out spot".
Nowadays a part of the museum in Lancaster Castle museum, the Panopticon was developed as a model prison design, before being discarded.