These keen New Year's Eve revellers had already claimed their territory well before midday at Circular Quay yesterday. They had one of the best positions to watch the world's biggest New Year's Eve fireworks displays and celebrations on the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Harbour. The banners along the quay and throughout the city promoted it as NYE X symbolic for New Years Eve 10 for the outgoing year 2010.
Dear J Bar!
ReplyDeleteI wish you a Happy New Year! and many thanks for the photo :-)
Ildi kiss :-)
Just the idea of wearing shorts and a t-shirt for New Years makes me so jealous! Enjoy the New Year!
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The complete opposite weather of Europe!! :) So nice!!
It looks like Australia is the only Country enjoying some warm sun!
ReplyDeleteHave a very Happy New Year!
J Bar, Have a great 2011. I saw the fireworks once in 2000. Love Sydney.
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ReplyDeleteХочу пожелать вам всего самого наилучшего, что есть на Свете. Добра, тепла, любви вашему дому всем вашим близким.
It looks like you had perfect weather for the event! I wouldn't mind being there to celebrate New Years! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteI've seen the fireworks over the Sydney Harbour on TV and they are quite spectacular, even on TV! Great capture of the exciting preparations of people in anticipation of New Year's Eve. Your fireworks will be happening around noon or 1 pm here in California!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year and this would be a great spot to celebrate!
ReplyDeleteHey, I'm still in Friday. Happy New Year. Love the photographs. xoxo.
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Have a good 2011. Your excellent Quay looks wonderful. That must be a spectacular vantage for a big fireworks display,
ReplyDeleteI want to tell you how much I enjoy your blog. I always enjoy it but comment far to seldom. Please forgive me and keep on posting to your excellent blog.
Jim, your celebrations are legendary and quite spectacular... glad that you had such glorious weather for the celebration.
ReplyDeleteI hope that 2011 brings you blue skies and many photo opportunities!
Bisous,
Genie
May it lead you towards a bright and kind new year.
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Golly they have far more patience than I would be able to summon.
ReplyDeleteHave a really great 2011, Jim. And may the blogging gods smile upon you.
Best wishes for 2011, Jim, and many more great posts!
ReplyDeleteAh, yes, the fireworks. What a viewpoint!
ReplyDeleteIf you've got a moment, please visit my special New Year's Eve post at Portland Oregon Daily Photo.
Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteHappy New year J Bar hope 2011 is a prosperous time for you, your family and blog
ReplyDeleteThey are keen but it was probably worth it. Thanks for the link as I hadn't seen the show. Happy New Year.
ReplyDeletehappy new year.:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for 2010! Hope you will have a rich and photogenic new year - 2011!
ReplyDeleteDid you stay to watch the fireworks, Jim? HaPpY hApPy NeW yEaR! Look forward to seeing more of Sydney through your lens in 2011.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year, J Bar!
ReplyDeleteI wish you all my best from Romania!
That is a great place to spend New Year's Eve, that is for sure.
ReplyDeleteThe obvious warm weather in this shot makes «Louis» wish he were Down Under. While it is cold here this New Year's day by San Francisco Bay Area standards (47º F/8º C), it is warm here compared to many areas in the Northern Hemisphere right now.
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«Louis» wishes you all the best this New Year and he thanks you for all your participation in Sunday Bridges.
Your blog is full of summer!
ReplyDeleteThis makes us optimistic !
Happy New Year with much photos ...
It takes dedication to sit out in the hot sun for so long.
ReplyDeleteWow, got to be real early to get a nice spot. When i was there a few week's ago, i went to the Guylian shop for my chocolate fix. Yumm.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year Jim.
Thanks Louis. It's hard for me to imagine celebrating New Year's Eve at any time other than the middle of Summer. Even in the heart of Winter, I'm grateful that Sydney weather is quite mild and it usually stays way above 10ºC in the daytime.
ReplyDeleteAt least these pople are physically there, on the Goldcoast at Sea world, they put a jandal to "chop" their space.
ReplyDeleteIn Singapore, at foodcourts, they put a pack of tissue paper.
Happy New Year again.
seem like a very nice place to take a walk.
ReplyDeleteNice pictures and fun information!
ReplyDeleteThe life, the sunshine, the expectation, all in this photo. I love it. Happy, healthy, prosperous 2011.
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