Observatory Hill
Originally uploaded by nathankaso(Flickr)
Observatory Hill by
Originally uploaded by nathankaso(Flickr)
Observatory Hill by
stealthflower
The beauty of Sydney, old and new, at Observatory Hill - in my opinion one of the finest views in Sydney. It think it is often overlooked by the many people who gravitate towards The Rocks forgetting or unaware that a short stroll from the Rocks can lead you back in time through the old-world charm of Millers Point. And then the reward for climbing a few steps and a gentle hill, is the spectacular view captured above.
The beauty of Sydney, old and new, at Observatory Hill - in my opinion one of the finest views in Sydney. It think it is often overlooked by the many people who gravitate towards The Rocks forgetting or unaware that a short stroll from the Rocks can lead you back in time through the old-world charm of Millers Point. And then the reward for climbing a few steps and a gentle hill, is the spectacular view captured above.
Nestled on the side of Observatory Hill is the wonderful E.H. Ervin Gallery which is housed in the National Trust Centre - currently on display is 'Timeless: The Art of Cressida Campbell' http://www.nsw.nationaltrust.org.au/properties/gallery/exhibitions/cressida/
I've been spending part of my flex day - and it's been fun- going back over some of the previous weeks' lessons. It was satisfying to be able to add a flickr image without prompts; I've also explored the functions on the blog post page and added a picture using the 'add image' button.
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