Photos - Sydney East (continued)
Dawes Point
View from Dawes Point:
‘It’s terrible the way they’re demolishing all the historic building and putting those unit blocks up.’
‘It’s an ocean liner that’s just docked.’
Dawes Point
The Star Princess dwarfs the opera house, a harbour ferry and the ‘toaster’.
Dawes Point
Dawes Point offers a different view of Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Dawes Point
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On the Harbour Bridge - the world’s
widest large-scale and heaviest single-arch bridge,
above Dawes Point. From here you can walk across the
bridge to North Sydney, or along the Cahill Expressway
to the Botanic Gardens.
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Dawes Point
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On a street directory, Pottinger Street, Dawes Point,
seems to adjoin a pathway near Lower Fort Street (above the cliff). In a way they do: they’re
just a metre apart horizontally. But a little more vertically |
Double Bay
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We saw excellent jacaranda trees shed purple
leaves in Allawah and Kirribilli. In Stafford Street,
Double Bay, we saw why the tipuana tree is nicknamed
the “yellow jacaranda”.
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Dover Heights
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Whoever invented these Dover Heights hills should be
shot. This one is in Dover Road.
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Dover Heights
Dudley Page Reserve in Military Road, on top of a reservoir
in Dover Heights, offers a reasonable view of Sydney city
with the the world-famous Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour
Bridge. The latter is the world's widest large-scale, heaviest
single arch and largest steel arch bridge.
Dover Heights
Dover Heights offers walkers plenty of
choice, especially in Wentworth Street.
Dover Heights
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Next to the ocean cliffs at Dover Heights is a spectacular
walking area that doesn’t have the renown it deserves.
This section, accessed at Oceanview Avenue, is free of pathways.
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Dover Heights
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At this spot in Dover Road, Dover Heights, Alan’s
photo was taken for an article about him in “Who”
magazine.
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