Monday, 1 March 2010

Pyrmont, Giba Park (Theme Day: Passageway)

This passageway in the sandstone wall connects Pyrmont Point Park with Giba Park at the top of the cliff, in the inner west suburb of Pyrmont.

35 comments:

  1. That's a really unusual passageway.
    Enlarged, every beautiful sandstone stone can be seen, each one different.

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  2. We're just starting our Sunday morning routine....

    Great passageway photo for theme day! You're always a few steps ahead of us here in Minnesota!

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  3. The climb looks like it could be a bit challenging! Leif mentions time difference; do try to check out the late posters, too.

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  4. Really cool! Natural and man-altered sandstone for a beautiful, and unusual passageway.

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  5. J BAR
    very interesting subjects and a nice blog.

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  6. We really have worked our sandstone base all over our city, Jim. It is such a crucial element when cut into or taken elsewhere.

    Good shot of an imposing set of steps ...

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  7. This looks like it could belong to an ancient far off land.

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  8. Reminds me a bit of the stairs near the Opera House going up to the Botanical Gardens - that solid sandstone wall with the trees at the top. Wonderful Sydney sandstone. Good choice for the theme.

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  9. Beautiful pictures. Because you like the art, you may like this STAR!

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  10. Now that's a great passageway, JBar. I love these old buildings.
    Cheers.
    Melbourne Daily Photo

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  11. The sandstone is so impressive...and it's a very interesting passage...nice post!

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  12. A multi-level park? Nice. Beautiful sandstone too.

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  13. looks like a very nice area. I like the board walk you posted previous day as well.

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  14. An unusual corner of this great park and a perfect choice for this Theme Day. Sandstone is great because has various shades of color and almost that almost unfinished raw look.

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  15. Jim, good choice in line with your current series. I've often see these stairs but never walked up. Is the park at the top worth the energy spent getting there?

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  16. Joan Elizabeth, there's nothing special in Giba Park at the top of the cliff but it provides some brilliant views of the bays, wharves and city skyline.

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  17. looks like a great place to spend the afternoon. i like these paths that seem to invite you to walk on them to see what is on the other side

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  18. Must feel nice to "escape" into the wall from the outside world.

    A wonderful Wednesday for you.

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  19. The sandstone work looks impressive and perfect for a park passage. Great capture for this theme!

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  20. A great day's adventure to be sure. And to an American, the names of Australian places sound so exotic.

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  21. We certainly don't have passageways like this in Jackson! Very nice.

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  22. I miss this meme..next week again! interesting building!
    Explore Germany

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  23. Wonderful passageway staircase, lovely stone work too.

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