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Wednesday, 11 January 2012

boat people

surrounded by sea and with 80% of australians living on the coast we definitely have an affinity with the water. 


today i'm taking you with us for a cruise on the harbour with it's secluded, and not so secluded sandy beaches, sandstone shoreline & historic houses in a tinnie (small aluminium boat). 















all this is only 5 or 6 km from the city
hope you enjoyed the ride as much as we did 
too many photos for one post
to be continued next week..

23 comments:

  1. it is a truly beautiful part of sydney and a great way to experience it all in a tinny!! there is something very special about sydney harbour. it always makes you feel good. i was recently down there for a couple of days for work christmas celebrations. we were over at pyrmont on the water sipping champagne all afternoon. lots of fun. xo

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  2. How stunning! We are so lucky here in Australia! x

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  3. Yes! I enjoyed that very much! I would love to visit your fabulous country one day but am not sure it will ever happen so your photos are very much appreciated. I have never realized how tropical Australia is until recently. Beautiful photos! Thanks so much!

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  4. Sigh, so beautifully done. Wish I were there!

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  5. Gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous!! So many brilliant blues and greens....sigh....wish I was there as well. :)
    xoxoxox

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  6. I just love your blog & your beautiful photos! Someday I want to live by the ocean, but for now I'm stuck in Illinois in the middle of corn fields.............Australia looks so gorgeous!!!!

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  7. Beautiful! I can't wait to get a chance to visit Sydney, your photos make me so excited to go! xo K

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  8. Ahhh looks absolutely fabulous ! Wish I was there :)

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  9. You do this great city such justice. Wonderful shots. I have to say I'm partial to the little Optimist yacht the kiddos are sailing. The Beach House Brat races in one of those each Sunday arvo.

    I adore your phototography. You really show Sydney at her best.
    Carolyn xx

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  10. It's just so perfect..., beautiful ocean waters with a great city in the background!

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  11. Gorgeous pictures - love the colours and images.

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  12. I really enjoy the cruise... beautiful photos!! It must be a wonderful place to live...

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  13. Beautiful Cheryl
    it's one of the few things about working in the city I miss.. the harbour.. and taking a ferry ride at lunch time [time permitting]

    have a lovely week.. the weather is sorta perfect today... ciao xxx Julie

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  14. Awesome photos of the bridge and the white house on the hill. Beautiful post!

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  15. Wow, wow, wow! If they ever kick me out of Florida, it's nice to know I have options. What an amazingly beautiful harbor. The SUP's, kayaks, sailboats, houses, and ....where are the shells? :D

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  16. This is a truly amazing location! Thanks for the tour!

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  17. Gorgeous photos, would love to live that close to the water!

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  18. Your images always astound me, how stunning! We live further inland and our closest body of water is a river and it certainly is not these gorgeous blues and greens xo

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  19. Thanks Cheryl - I am getting excited as I am hoping to do just that when I am up there in March - but maybe on a ferry & not a tinnie!
    x
    Melissah

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  20. Beautiful pics! Looks like a wonderful place to live.

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  21. What a terrific tour in Sydney. I missed the beautiful city. Hope to visit there again in the end of the year.

    No worries, with the photos. They are adorable and I am imagining every photos you post. I even heard the water splashing.

    Rather than winter, cold & dark.

    What an opposite weather we have.

    Happy TTT,
    /chie

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  22. Gorgeous pictures! You are very lucky to live in such a beautiful part of this world!

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