Sydney Harbour Bridge, ferries

These Sydney Ferries make their way past the Sydney Harbour Bridge departing and arriving at Circular Quay.The Fishburn is a First Fleet ferry acquired in 1985 and operates on the Inner Harbour. It was named Fishburn, after one of eleven ships of the First Fleet that sailed to Australia in 1787.
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McMahons Point, boatyard

This boatyard is located on the shore of Berrys Bay, in the northern suburb of McMahons Point. It is operated by Noakes Group which does maintenance, repairs and complete refits of vessels from sailing dinghies to ferries, tall ships, work boats and world-girdling cruisers. 
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McMahons Point, houses

This pair of two storey semi detached houses are located on the corner of Union Street and Thomas Street, in the north shore suburb of McMahons Point. This heritage listed building is designed in the Federation Filigree style with Art Nouveau influences and built in the first decade of the twentieth century.

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Walsh Bay, wharf and marina

The marina along Pier 7 at Walsh Bay at dusk, in the inner city suburb of Dawes Point. The heritage listed Walsh Bay wharves were originally part of Sydney's port facilities but have now been converted into theatres, offices, hotels, apartments, restaurants, cafes and shops. The former warehouse building on Piers 6/7 is used for apartments.

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Millers Point, wharf

Pier 9 at Walsh Bay at dusk, in the inner city suburb of Millers Point. The heritage listed Walsh Bay wharves were originally part of Sydney's port facilities but have now been converted into theatres, offices, hotels, apartments, restaurants, cafes and shops. The former warehouse building on Piers 8/9 is used for office space.

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McMahons Point, Sydney Harbour Bridge

This ferry makes its way across Lavender Bay towards the MacMahons Point ferry wharf, viewed from a private wharf in the north shore suburb of McMahons Point. The Alexander is a First Fleet Class ferry acquired in 1985 and is part of the fleet that operates on the Inner Harbour. It was named Alexander, after the one of eleven ships of the First Fleet that sailed to Australia in 1787. The Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House provide an iconic backdrop.

I'm going on holidays for the next few weeks so I'll be taking a break from posting until mid-September.

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McMahons Point, ferry

A view of a ferry arriving at McMahons Point Ferry wharf viewed from the foreshore of Lavender Bay, in the north shore suburb of McMahons Point. The Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge can be seen across Sydney Harbour. The Alexander is a First Fleet Class ferry acquired in 1985 and is part of the fleet that operates on the Inner Harbour. It was named Alexander, after the one of eleven ships of the First Fleet that sailed to Australia in 1787.

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McMahons Point, ferry wharf

The McMahons Point ferry wharf is located at the end of Henry Lawson Avenue, on Sydney Harbour, in the north shore suburb of McMahons Point. The Sydney Opera House can be seen in the distance past the Sydney Harbour Bridge. This is a historical photo now since this wharf is currently being demolished and will be replaced by a new one soon.

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McMahons Point, ferry wharf

The McMahons Point Ferry wharf is located at the end of Henry Lawson Avenue, on Sydney Harbour, in the north shore suburb of McMahons Point. The Supply is a First Fleet Class ferry acquired by Sydney Ferries in 1985. It is named after the one of the eleven ships of the First Fleet that sailed to Australia in 1787 named Supply.

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Sydney Harbour (Theme Day: Where I Belong)

The Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House, viewed from Henry Lawson Avenue in the north shore suburb of McMahons Point. Spending time anywhere around Sydney Harbour is what makes me feel like I belong in Sydney.

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McMahons Point, Berrys Bay

This view of Berrys Bay and McMahons Point is from Waverton Peninsula Reserve, in the north shore suburb of Waverton. The Sydney Harbour Bridge is in the background and a glimpse of the Sydney Opera House is in the distance.

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Lavender Bay, sunset

The sun sets behind the inner west suburb of Balmain. This view was from the north shore suburb of Milsons Point, on New Year's Eve, looking past Lavender Bay and McMahons Point. The boats and people had gathered to watch the fireworks over Sydney Harbour at 9pm and later at midnight.

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McMahons Point, sunset

This sunset view was from the north shore suburb of Milsons Point on New Year's Eve, looking towards McMahons Point and Balmain. Some early, low fireworks can be seen here detonated from a barge on Sydney Harbour.

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Millers Point, wharf

A sunset view of Pier 9 at Walsh Bay, in the inner city suburb of Millers Point. The Walsh Bay wharves were originally part of Sydney's port facilities but have now been converted into theatres, offices, hotels, apartments, restaurants, cafes and shops. The office buildings seen in the distance are at North Sydney. 

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McMahons Point, Blues Point Tower

The controversial Blues Point Tower apartment block in the northern suburb of McMahons Point blocks the view to the Sydney Harbour Bridge from Balls Head Reserve, across Berrys Bay.

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Millers Point, wharf

 A view of Pier 9 at Walsh Bay in the inner city suburb of Millers Point. The Walsh Bay wharves were originally part of Sydney's port facilities but have now been converted into theatres, offices, hotels, apartments, restaurants, cafes and shops. This building on Piers 8/9 is used for office space. There's a glimpse of Blues Point Tower in this shot, which is the notorious apartment block at McMahons Point, across Sydney Harbour.

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