This Rivercat Class ferry is making its way past the former Sydney Ports Harbour Control Tower in the inner city suburb of Barangaroo. The ferry was acquired in 1992 and named after Betty Cuthbert, an Australian athlete and Olympic gold medallist. The port facilities moved to Port Botany years ago and this part of the Barangaroo foreshore is currently being redeveloped into parkland. The Sydney Harbour Bridge can be seen in the distance.
What is the tall tower which looks like a lamp.
ReplyDeleteIt's the old port control tower. They didn't tear it down after the port moved out and I guess they may find another use for it in future.
DeleteWonderful, I love this exquisite view!
ReplyDeleteWow! Great shot!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's a very sleek looking ferry Jim. Very 007.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful....love the bridge.
ReplyDeleteInteresting photo!
ReplyDeleteLove all the blue!
Lea
Lea's Menagerie
Very Nice! The blues are so vivid!
ReplyDeleteAn unusual view of the grand arched lady. And the Rivercat is a rather sleek swimmer.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are always great and your city appears so beautiful! ~ thanks ^_^
ReplyDeleteYou always feature such interesting sights from a part of the world I will never see.
ReplyDeleteWow this would be a very beautiful parkland someday great view too!
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Kim,USA
Excellent, Jim - you manage to find such an amazing number of views of the graceful arches of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Your contributions are always appreciated at Sunday Bridges !.
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