Images from the first week
Below, by not so popular demand, are just a few of the pictures I've taken of Sydney over the past few days.
I've decided I won't feel like I live here until I can walk past the Opera House without taking a picture. That may take awhile - it's one of the most majestic buildings I've ever seen.
This sculpture, made out of peaches, is a temporary art exhibit made to raise awareness of skin cancer. How do they keep the birds away? I have no idea.
Sydney Harbour Bridge. Built to be the longest, but sadly was measured to be a few feet shorter than New York's Verrazano which opened just before the Harbour Bridge.
One more of the bridge
A photo of the skyline from Darling Harbour. Isn't it, well, just darling?
I'll add more pictures as I continue to explore the city (if it ever stops raining...)
I've decided I won't feel like I live here until I can walk past the Opera House without taking a picture. That may take awhile - it's one of the most majestic buildings I've ever seen.
This sculpture, made out of peaches, is a temporary art exhibit made to raise awareness of skin cancer. How do they keep the birds away? I have no idea.
Sydney Harbour Bridge. Built to be the longest, but sadly was measured to be a few feet shorter than New York's Verrazano which opened just before the Harbour Bridge.
One more of the bridge
A photo of the skyline from Darling Harbour. Isn't it, well, just darling?
I'll add more pictures as I continue to explore the city (if it ever stops raining...)
3 Comments:
Kevin,
That is so awesome you moved there! Ironically, I just arrived in the USA for a 5 month 'tour of duty' with my company after 4 years in China. The funny thing about it is that I was supposed to to to Aus also, but things got changed after our UK coworker got rejected a USA work visa....so we swapped.
I was in Aus in 2002. It was one of the best trips. I got some friends down there and we also have an office in Rozelle so if you need a hand with anything let me know!
Jealous...
I think I'd be doing the same picture taking of the opera house if I were in your shoes...
I still can't walk past the Chrysler Building without taking a picture (if I have my camera).
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