Margaret, it's not unique in Australia. There are at least two other monorails that I know about on the Gold Coast in Queensland. One is at Sea World running between the park and resort and another is at Broadbeach from the casino to a shopping centre, near the beach.
Interesting photo.Greetings Andrzej.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shot with the train just out of the station and the sun on it's nose. Your sky is clear blue as ever, I think.
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Awesome! I love how you captured it as it comes out!
ReplyDeleteNice combination with the futuristic monorail and the old style lamp.
ReplyDeleteNice capture of old and new. Used to catch the monorail a lot when we lived in Ultimo.
ReplyDeleteLove the way you've combined the old and new, with the reflection and the train emerging, it's perfect :)
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful, impressive a sight.
ReplyDeletePlease have a good start into the weekend.
daily athens
I love the combination you've captured of the new monorail and the old lamp, too! Fantastic composition!! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
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Very impressive! A monorail in Australia - is this unique for your country, I wonder.
ReplyDeleteMargaret, it's not unique in Australia. There are at least two other monorails that I know about on the Gold Coast in Queensland. One is at Sea World running between the park and resort and another is at Broadbeach from the casino to a shopping centre, near the beach.
ReplyDeleteGreat reflection. I love the old with the new.
ReplyDeleteFun to ride a monorail - now available near here though!
ReplyDeleteSuperb photo!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend:)
Lovely shot of the sky from the train station. Hope you have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteI like the contrast of the new and the old, as Steffe observed.
ReplyDeleteThis photo also works for louis la vache "Bridges" meme. So much motion and energy in this shot!
ReplyDeleteJolie composition, mélange des lignes et des époques
ReplyDeleteWow, Great capture. Love it.
ReplyDeleteI like this photo. Been on it a loooong time ago. Can't remember the funky station.
ReplyDeleteIt's so much a part of city-dwellers -looking when the train comes!
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