Resimleri Royal Prince Alfred Hastanesi Helipad

darling harbour, Sydney Australia

Opera, CBD & bridge from helicopter

HMAS Sydney Mast memorial at Bradleys Head & ANMM: James Craig Sydney Harbour; HMAS Sydney; On 19 November 1941, Sydney was involved in a mutually destructive engagement with the German auxiliary cruiser Kormoran, and was lost with all 645 aboard. The wrecks of both ships were lost until 2008; Sydney was found on 17 March, five days after her adversary. Sydney’s defeat is commonly attributed to the proximity of the two ships during the engagement

Circular Quay Wide Angle

Made of man and nature

Sydney, New South Wales (Australia)

Luna Park Sydney; Luna Park is one of two amusement parks in the world that are protected by government legislation, and several of the buildings on the site are listed on the Register of the National Estate and the NSW State Heritage Register. The park has been utilised as a filming location for several movies and television shows.

Wangal Centenary Bushland Reserve NSW...

Sydney Tower from Hyde Park

Storm

darling harbour

West

Opera house & bridge from helicopter

Boat and Sydney opera house

Sydney Harbour; The first recorded European discovery of Sydney Harbour, was by Lt James Cook in 1770 - Cook named the inlet after Sir George Jackson, (one of the Lord Commissioners of the British Admiralty, and Judge Advocate of the Fleet). His ship's log notation states "at noon we where...about 2 or 3 miles from the land and abrest of a bay or harbour within there appeared to be a safe anchorage which I called Port Jackson.

sydney vu du ciel

Bradley's Head, Sydney Harbour

View from Balmoral beach

Darling harbour, Sydney ... (Please enlarge)

Sydney Harbour

Sydney Opera house

Autumn Sun on Kirribilli

Sydney harbour

fountain

Opera house

One Perfect Evening.... Happy Birthday, Renaee.

SOH

Australian sunsets- Sydney...© by leo1383

Glebe: putting on a bright disposition as self expression

Sydney

Australia muslim women at brighton; First Fleet of settlers used Muslims from coastal Africa and the islands under the British Empire, for labour and as navigators. There were also a number of convicts who were sent to Australia for the crime of ‘disobedience’. Most of these early Muslims inter-married with the local community and their descendants were assimilated into the society. Little is known about them as they left no traces behind, except for a few scattered references to their names.