During our visit to Sydney, we were staying at Coogee - a beachside suburb. We were fortunate to walk every day, sometimes hot and sunny; at other times brooding and grim.
On our walks we watched the water and the trees, the flowers and the sandstone cliffs, and enjoyed the difference between our country town here, and the city there.
Despite having seen acres and hours of fabulous art; here is some of the natural beauty of the city.
Jagged clifftops
Fabulous banksias
A trip to Katoomba in the Blue Mountains to see our friend Caren.
And finally, the cat we sat!
Her name is Jaffa.
I was intrigued by the Coogee baths several posts back and your latest picture makes it doubly so ... I don't think I've ever seen anything like it!
ReplyDeleteand the flannel flowers recalled a post that Mo wrote https://itscrowtime.wordpress.com/2014/12/28/variations/ some years back ... memorable then as now
Ocean baths or pools seem to be quite common here, at least in the state of New South Wales https://oceanpoolsnsw.net.au I like that they give a sense of security when at the beach - within the rock walls of the pool you can play in the sea; but also know you are pretty safe. There are 3 maybe 4 sets of baths as we walked along Coogee. Thanks for the reminder of Mo's post - I mentioned in the comments there how much I love them too! She captured them so stunningly...
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