Saturday, 29 May 2010

Alexandria, Sydney Park, pond

Sydney Park is a former brickworks that has been transformed into 44 hectares of parkland, in the inner city suburb of Alexandria. This storm water retention pond, with a weir, stores rainwater for the connected ponds and wetland areas in the park.

15 comments:

  1. Nice diferent reflections from one park!

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  2. Thank you for sharing some more very interesting and lovely scenes from your world.

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  3. I always love it when cities make a beautiful park out of a utilitarian area. We have visited several such areas for the lovely water and terrific birdwatching it brings.

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  4. The sky looks so pretty reflected in the water!

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  5. It must have been a joy to apply all senses one ownes.

    Please have a nice start into the weekend.
    daily athens

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  6. You do have some wonderful parks down in Sydney we need to visit and explore next time we're down. Have a great weekend, Jim.

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  7. Looks like a pretty neat place to be. Beautiful.

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  8. Terrific shots as always! Really interesting post and lovely reflections! Hope you have a wonderful weekend! Enjoy!

    Sylvia

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  9. Great reflections. It always heartens me when I hear that parklands are being made istead of using it for high density living.

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