Raining inside & out the Lamrock Cafe, Bondi

Looking out of the Lamrock Cafe



Oops! Looks like it's raining inside too!

Lattes and hot chocolates, Bondi 10 Sep 2006

Festival of the Winds, Bondi, 10 Sep 2006

Attack of the killer scarf

It was so windy and so wet, the festival was a bit of a blow out this year. None of the festive atmosphere of previous years.

Asian Field by Antony Gormley

Exhibited as part of the 2006 Biennale of Sydney. Read about it at Sydney Daily Photo.

Gladstone and Wentworth

Wylie's Baths, Coogee

Yours truly on the cliff walk, with Wylie's Baths in the background

Wylie's

Looking north to Coogee Beach, with Wylie's below.

Angels of Waverley Cemetery

Fallen angel

The cliff walk between Bondi and Coogee

This section is between Bronte and Clovelly, looking north. The closest beach is Bronte, the one in the middle distance Tamarama, and the nitch between headlands in the distance is the bay occupied by Bondi Beach.

In my opinion, winteris the best season for walking in Sydney. Today it was about 21 degrees, perfect for walking without being too hot.

I sat on these rocks enjoying the sun, and looked down at the trio sunning themselves:

Just below me to the right, this woman was catching the winter rays.

Reflections II

More from the Hyde Park reflection pool.

Reflection

Clouds, Water and Sky writing

Yes, they were advertising this.

As one wit observed: I think part of the failure comes down to the fact that we don't call boobs 'hooters' in Australia. And I'm not sure a restaurant called 'tits' would get far.

Botany Bay - Lady Robinson Beach

A very bracing swim - the air temp was about 15 degrees

Kitesurfing, Botany Bay

Midday shadows

Under the bridge 2

Under the railway bridge 1