Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
The gardens comprise 30 hectares adjacent to Sydney Harbour. They are open and free and exquisitely maintained. This was a green house with a wrap around living mosaic wall and so many types of orchids and succulents. (These were all taken with my pixel phone.)
Sydney Harbour Bridge, steel-arch bridge across Sydney Harbour (Port Jackson), Australia. The bridge, opened in 1932. Its in the Rocks District of Sydney. All of the old architecture is made of of carved stone including this bridge. The surrounding area has many areas and walls of rock that they had to build around.
You can walk up the top of this bridge look close at the top and you’ll see tiny people. The photo below shows a close up.
I’ve been in Australia and New Zealand for the last month. So I managed to avoid the snow/ice storm that hit Sequim!
So travel vicariously with me and I hope you enjoy the next few weeks of photos.
The opera house is stunning in person–the photos just don’t do it justice. It has such texture to the roofing. It’s made of hundreds of thousands of individual tiles that you can see in the next photo.
