Saturday, 23 June 2007

Catching some sun

These two women (mother and daughter?) catch some lunchtime winter sun in one of my favourite places, The Chinese Garden of Friendship at Darling Harbour.
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19 comments:

  1. Janet23 June, 2007 13:28

    Australians appear to be very outdoorsy! Good for you!

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  2. yournotalone23 June, 2007 15:54

    Thats awesome winter I wish we would have that kind of weather all year around:)

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  3. Randy23 June, 2007 16:25

    What a nice way to spend some quite time.
    Have a good weekend.

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  4. Susan23 June, 2007 16:27

    Nice and mild winter weather. Often times, my area has this sort of winter warmth. This past winter we had record snowfalls though!
    Lovely relaxing photo. I liked the previous photo of the buildings too.

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  5. Ming the Merciless23 June, 2007 16:29

    Looks like a great way to spend an afternoon.

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  6. julia23 June, 2007 16:58

    'I love Chinese' The Pasha is the subject of non-stop photos, would like to see your version too, if you join the crowds that line up here.

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  7. Carlos Lorenzo23 June, 2007 18:02

    They seem to be absorbing till the last drop of soft winter sun rays.

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  8. Kunterbunt23 June, 2007 18:52

    I immediately thought, that must be a Japanese Garden. So it's a Chinese one. I like them; they all are so beautiful and idyllic.

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  9. Anonymous23 June, 2007 22:03

    An intriguing shot; what are they talking about...

    Hope you'll take a moment to visit my photo blog: here.

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  10. Jilly23 June, 2007 22:23

    Looks just beautiful. thanks for the link to the Chinese Garden of Friendship. V interesting and good to read about it.

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  11. Steve Buser23 June, 2007 22:37

    Those are what they refer to as "memorable moments." Good capture.


    By the way, I posted "bugs for breakfast" for a pair of ducklings today on New OrleansDailyPhoto.com

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  12. isa23 June, 2007 23:41

    Ok, I begrudgingly admit it is a relaxing place, but the way I feel today, I will order some Shou Mei (Old man’s eyebrows) tea ;-)

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  13. Keropokman24 June, 2007 01:32

    hope they had sunblock on...

    i remember when the sun's out in melb, even i join all my uni-mates at the lawns of Monash Uni.

    munching on lunch and just soaking the therapeutic golden rays.

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  14. Adamantine24 June, 2007 03:00

    Tnhanks for your visit on the Ajaccio DP!! see you soon!

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  15. Bergson24 June, 2007 04:58

    Je vois dzs poissons au lieu de bronzer fudrait peu etre pécher pour faire une petite friture.
    Il n'y aura rien à manger ce soir

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  16. Unknown24 June, 2007 07:57

    Ah, that photo brings back some memories. Gail & I had our photos taken at that very spot when we got married there last February.

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  17. Tara24 June, 2007 12:41

    This looks like a lovely spot to have lunch! I like the goldfish pond...

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  18. Sarah G26 June, 2007 09:06

    This was my favorite place in Sydney! I have so many pictures or it, and ever since being there I seek out similar style gardens whenever possible.

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  19. Fliss and Mike Adventures22 April, 2008 23:24

    Just stumbled across your site... I do love the Chinese Gardens - always have... so relaxing and peaceful... I was just there in January with all the nieces/nephews... it was great to get back home (I am an expat in the US)... take care

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