Tuesday, 27 February 2007

The Royal National Park Part One

The Royal National Park, on Sydney's southern edge, is the second oldest National Park in the world (after Yellowstone). Here is the boatshed at Audley, where picknickers can enjoy rowing a boat on the Hacking River.

Apologies if I cannot visit other sites as often as I'd like at this time. Unfortunately my home computer has crashed and is in for repairs. Hope to be back visiting everybody soon!
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  1. M.Benaut27 February, 2007 00:28

    Thanks, sally,
    It's great to see water, a bit of a novelty in these parts. Also brings back some nice old memories.

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  2. Olivier27 February, 2007 01:36

    j'espere que cela n'est pas trop grave pour ton micro. la visite de ce parc sera tres interessante, bravo pour la photo et le reflet


    I hope that that is not too serious for your microphone. the visit of this park will be very interesting, cheer for the photograph and the reflection

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  3. Anonymous27 February, 2007 06:59

    another place that is very familar- glad to see that it hasn't changed a bit in 30 years

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  4. Ming the Merciless28 February, 2007 16:01

    Interesting photo. Initially, I thought it looked like a flooded street.

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