Thursday, 16 July 2009

Cockle Bay

Pyrmont Bridge, a swing opening bridge, spans Cockle Bay in Darling Harbour. It used to be a main vehicle bridge in to Sydney, but once replaced by new freeways in the 1980s, it became a pedestrian bridge.

The decommissioned ferry, South Steyne is now used as a restaurant.

5 comments:

  1. I like how they are reusing existing structures and giving them new functions. Great photo. I like the looks of this place.

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  2. It is a lovely old bridge Sally and to retain it showed more than I usually credit pollies with!

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  3. Oh dear, you've got spam!

    I think I can almost see my ex-office window from here. Great memories of course.

    And then that spiral water feature, ah I love it!I've got a picture of it but nowhere near as good as yours. I'm delighted to see it. No visitor walking along the wet path down to the bottom?

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  4. Great photo of Sidney. Hope i has a chance to go there next time. Thanks for sharing. I'll follow this blog and check it out later.

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