Tank Stream Bar is a small laneway bar in Tank Stream Way. The settlement of Sydney was centred on the Tank Stream, which was a stream of fresh water that emptied into Sydney Cove. It was covered in the mid 1800s but still flows beneath the city and this laneway as part of the stormwater system.
I like your port Jackson photo a lot.Nice colored
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ReplyDeleteNice shot - now I want to see inside!
ReplyDeleteLove the awning!
ReplyDeleteGreat reflections. I like those great windows and you got bonus benches!
ReplyDeleteNice place indeed to catch a reflection...
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A great road reflection in the doorway.
ReplyDeleteInteresting history under a bar. Well done, Jim. I agree with Ebie. I like the awnings, too.
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Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
lovely reflections:-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool blog. :) Love the photos.
ReplyDeleteI love the small vignettes reflected below the canopies!
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I love learning about Sydney from you and your photos :)
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting building and terrific reflections and I'm with Al, now I want to see the inside! Great shot for day, Jim. Hope you're continuing to mend!! Take care!
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Very interesting and a nice place for reflections and a pint or two. :)
ReplyDeleteThe awnings almost look like heavy eyelids with a little brown shadow... Okay, I have a vivid imagination! Nice reflections.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading about the geography and history of the stream.
Bises,
Genie
I really like that mess of lanes between Bridge St and CQ. Not the most beautiful of areas, but with a distinct charm of its own.
ReplyDeleteAnother interesting fact about your city.
ReplyDeleteNice reflections Jim, interesting to think that's still all going on underneath the street.
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