First prize in one class of the Royal Melbourne Show 2023 Craft Competition went to this amazing creation by Diana Willis – Queen Elizabeth II and the obligatory corgi.
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First prize in one class of the Royal Melbourne Show 2023 Craft Competition went to this amazing creation by Diana Willis – Queen Elizabeth II and the obligatory corgi.
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.
The QE2 is pushed into the International Passenger Terminal at Circular Quay.
Queen Elizabeth 2 steams past the Sydney Opera House on the way to the International Passenger Terminal.
Pretty much a close-up view of Two Queens Crossing. This gives you an idea of the differences between an ocean liner (QE2 on the left) and a cruise ship (Queen Victoria on the right).
Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth 2 sits between the Garden Island Naval Base and Fort Denison, or Pinchgut Island.
Susan and Dad on a harbour cruise to see Queen Elizabeth 2 berthed at Garden Island Naval Base.
This was the purpose of our visit to Sydney – to watch the passing of the two Cunard Queens.
Queen Elizabeth 2 and Queen Victoria pass Fort Denison. The number of people on the water and on land watching the spectacle was truly amazing. As the two ships began their pass they began sounding their horns, culminating in a simultaneous blast that was audible for around 16km (10 miles).