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Bondi beach
Sun worshipping is the main activity			but there was a piece of artwork also!
	Surfing is also popular at Bondi.
Circular Quay
Circular quay and skyline	Reflective building		Tower and skyscrapers
Sydney Opera House	Sydney Opera House at sundown		Aboriginal buskers
	Different aspects of Sydney Harbour Bridge from the Circular Quay
Cruising on the river
Ships and derricks	Sydney harbour Bridge  from the river		Note the tower does not support the bridge!
	Various aspects of Sydney Opera House from the river
Darling Harbour
Hungry gulls	Sydney Convention Centre	Spiral water feature	Boat sculpture
Lamp posts	Quayside	Flags and lamps	Yellow flower sculpture
Fountain	Monorail	Building and skyline	Cruise ship
	Warships and lighthouse are part of the Maritime Museum
	Fountains		Sculpture
	Australian White Ibis and nest building
Hyde Park
Cook statue	Anzac Memorial	Paddling pool in Sandringham Garden	Chess in progress in Nagoya Gardens
	Archibald fountain		St Mary's Cathedral
Kings Cross
Old houses and balconies	El Alamain Fountain	Link sculpture	Sign over dual carriageway
Rushcutters
Rushcutters Bay from Hotel roof		City commuter train from hotel roof
Sydney centre
Sydney Harbour Bridge		Sydney Opera House
Warship	Redundant derricks	Sydney skyline	Anzac Bridge
Lamp post and skyline	Opera house and bridge	Sydney Harbour Bridge from Observatory Hill
Old vegetable market	Sydney Observatory	Gun on observatory hill	Tower and skyline
Reflective skyscraper	York Street	Skyline and tower	Trades Hall
	Sydney monorail
	At the eastern end of Chinatown, at the corner of George Street and Hay Street, there is a sculpture made from a dead tree trunk; named Golden Water Mouth. The five elements of gold, wood, water, fire and earth have been incorporated into the design to encourage positive energy and good fortune.
Golden Water Mouth		Chinatown
Sydney monorail		Imp	Paddy Maquires sign
The Domain
Skyline through tree	Perspective in Domain Path		New South Wales Art Gallery
Sydney tower	Burns statue		Skyscraper through tree
King Cross skyline	St Mary's through trees		Finger Wharfe

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