These warehouses are located behind The Promenade and wharves at Walsh Bay, in the inner city suburb of Dawes Point They were once part of Sydney's port facilities but have been converted to flats, shops, restaurants and cafes.
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I don't care what some say, I wouldn't mind mooring there for a bit
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Great shots!
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Lovely watery photos ;--)
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Re my post today: Yes, they are, Jim. Taken from part-way up the steps to the Tarpeian Way.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! What a cool way to use these old warehouses!
ReplyDeleteThe saying goes that “There's a book inside all of us”, well here is a chance to let your book out. The wonderful people over at Blurb have given me 3 vouchers worth £30 off a Blurb book and to be in with a chance at winning all you need to do is pop over to my blog 365 to 42 and follow the instructions.
ReplyDeleteBet these flats in the waterfront cost a fortune, no doubt.
ReplyDeleteThat's kind of neat and putting to good use older unused buildings. MB
ReplyDeleteWhy do I think it might be just a wee bit pricey to live there?
ReplyDeleteBut I think it would be lots of fun! First, I'll have to get a boat...
looks like this is the Venice of Australia!
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