Sydney Harbor Bridge by junge1
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The Sydney Harbor Bridge seen from the Circular Quay City-Rail station. The bridge was Sydney's symbol until the Opera House came along. The bridge was completed in 1932 at a cost of $20 million, but it took until 1988 to pay off.
On the near side are 'The Rocks', Sydney's first area of White settlement. It has now many old buildings, including the German restaurant 'Loewenbraeu'. On the far side is North Sydney.
This picture was taken on 6 December 2011,
Sig. ..
Happy New Year to everyone. I will commence to comment soon. Still getting my bearings, paying bills, going through the mail and getting back into the old routine. I suspect that most people relax when they go on vacation. I am just the opposite. My schedule in Australia was so tight, one missed train and everything would have gone down in flames. Now, since I made it back safely, I am beginning to relax. Go to sleep late, wake up late, and don't get caught up yet in posting and commenting. Have a nice day,
Sig...
Comments (25)
There is so much to see when zoomed. Are you standing on a train platform? Looks like a crusie ship dock to the left...two white covered gangplanks. As for the bridge...it is iconic. Fab shot my friend. Good to know you are back.
MUY BUENA IMAGEN FELICIDADES.
Nice to see some foreground in the photo, it makes it better!
yeah i bet on your trips the adrenaline id boiling to keep pace with the schedule.
I love deco styling, and those piers are wonderful. Such a beautiful scene ... you make me feel like I'm there!
Fantastic capture!
Stunning capture my friend. God Bless.
This is a really nice capture of this famous icon.
Shining shot.
Wonderful shot and a Happy New Year!!!
Wonderful capture, Sig! quite the view Happy New Year to you as well
Gorgeous and interesting shot!
Wonderful capture, Sig! Happy New Year to you too! :)
excellent capture
Wonderful composition!
Nice capture should of seen it on New Years eve. Was crazy mounted police, checkpoints. Over a Million people around the harbour to watch a 6.5Million AUD fireworks display. I was happy to stay at a nice house party and avoid the crowds.
Gorgeous and interesting shot!
Great shot and capture of the harbour bridge Sig.. Great place to visit but always good to be home!!
very nice shot of a beautiful bridge
very Nice shot sig..Happy new year...:)
belle vue
The 1932 opening ceremony was interrupted, when zealous royalist Francis de Groot rode forward on his horse and cut the ribbon, in honour, he claimed, of King and Empire! The single span arch bridge, colloquially known as the 'Coathanger', took eight years to build, including the rail-line. BTW (we also spell it Harbour not Harbor) now there is a little bit more 'useless' info for you Sig, - LOL BB
Thanks for the spelling lecture but since I am no longer 'down under' I revert to spelling 'Harbor' the way we spell it here in the good ole US of A!
That is a wonderful shot of the bridge. I remember watching the January 1, 2000 fireworks that were set off from the bridge (watching on TV).
Great shot of the Coathanger eh.