Tempe, Unwins Bridge
Unwins Bridge carries Bayview Avenue over the Cooks River linking the inner west suburbs of Tempe and Undercliffe. This 5-span steel beam bridge was designed by John A McDonald and completed in 1891. This view from Mackey Park in Marrickville extends to the apartment buildings in the southern suburb of Wolli Creek. A family is seen here in canoes heading to the nearby River Canoe Club of New South Wales.
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Those apartments in the background would get quite a view.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful place. So nice to see clear blue sky and water. Have a wonderful weekend.
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Wow, this bridge is much older than it looks like! It must have been the talk of the town when it was finished:) It is still an impressive view, also with the high rises in the background! Many thanks for sharing this wonderful work of steel with All Seasons. Stay healthy and happy, Jesh
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