The PS Emmylou steams past the Port of Echuca Wharf on the Murray River. Despite her appearance this paddlesteamer was built in 1980, and was named after Country singer Emmylou Harris.
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The PS Emmylou steams past the Port of Echuca Wharf on the Murray River. Despite her appearance this paddlesteamer was built in 1980, and was named after Country singer Emmylou Harris.
The view along the Murray River from the Echuca Wharf to Moama Beach and the Echuca-Moama Bridge.
And our final view of the Sydney Opera House from this trip, showing the patterns on the sails.
With the sun providing backlight, we get to see the tile patterns on the Sydney Opera House sails.
A look under the sails on the Sydney Opera House shows the ribs that hold them up.
The patterns of the tiles on the Sydney Opera House against a marbled sky.
Looking between parts of the Sydney Opera House across to Garden Island.
A close-up of one of the sails of the Sydney Opera House, showing the pattern of tiles that makes up this Sydney icon.
A less common view of the Sydney Opera House, showing three of the sails in descending sizes.
The pointy-end of one of the Sydney Opera House sails.
Angela poses in front of the Sydney Opera House during our Sydney 2011 trip.
Susan and Angela pose in front of the Sydney Harbour Bridge outside the Sydney Opera House on the opposite shore of Circular Quay.