A final look at the concrete Green Cape Lighthouse.
- Aperture: ƒ/8
- Camera: PENTAX Optio A20
- Focal length: 7.9mm
- ISO: 64
A final look at the concrete Green Cape Lighthouse.
The Green Cape Lighthouse and keeper’s cottages perched on top on the cliff.
The Green Cape Lighthouse, the first lighthouse in Australia built of concrete. Green Cape is also notable in being the tallest lighthouse in NSW and the most southerly lighthouse in the state.
The long road down to the Green Cape Lighthouse, our first sightseeing destination in NSW.
Looking along the west side of Circular Quay from the International Passenger Terminal to the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
The figurehead from HMVS Nelson, previously the HMS Nelson built in 1814, and named in honour of Admiral Horatio Nelson.
One of the anchors from HMS Sirius. HMS Sirius was the flagship of the First Fleet, the ships that brought the first European settlers to Australia. She was wrecked on Norfolk Island while landing supplies in 1790.
Looking across Darling Harbour to the Sealife Sydney Aquarium and the AMP Sydney Tower.
Looking across Circular Quay with the QE2 berthed at the International Passenger Terminal to the Sydney Opera House.
The QE2 berthed at the International Passenger Terminal in Circular Quay, next to the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Me and Dad pose in front of the QE2, Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth 2.
Queen Elizabeth 2 is pushed in to the International Passenger Terminal in Circular Quay.