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Sydney, NSW, Australia Sydney Harbour, seen from Kirribilli.
North Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia Site of Darling Flour Mills, built in 1825 for John Raine. The site was later used by the Sydney Woollen Mills, who operated here from 1870-1975. The building was demolished around 1985, to make way for the Bunnings (hardward store) which is there now.
Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia Bus stop on the Great Western Highway; part of the Liverpool–Parramatta T-way.
Blue Mountains, Sydney, NSW, Australia View from Govett's Leap, Blackheath. Named for Assistant Surveyor William Romaine Govett; who first noted this spot in June 1831. The name refers to the waterfall ('Leap' is Scots for waterfall or cataract), which is also referred to as Bridal Veil Falls.
Sydney, Australia Bowman Cottage, built 1817-1820 by constable James Blackman. Later sold to George Bowman when Blackman ran in to financial difficulty.
Blue Mountains, Sydney, NSW, Australia
View from Govett's Leap, Blackheath. Named for Assistant Surveyor William Romaine Govett; who first noted this spot in June 1831. The name refers to the waterfall ('Leap' is Scots for waterfall or cataract), which is also referred to as Bridal Veil Falls.
Blue Mountains, Sydney, NSW, Australia View from Govett's Leap, Blackheath. Named for Assistant Surveyor William Romaine Govett; who first noted this spot in June 1831. The name refers to the waterfall ('Leap' is Scots for waterfall or cataract), which is also referred to as Bridal Veil Falls.
Blue Mountains, Sydney, NSW, Australia
View from Govett's Leap, Blackheath. Named for Assistant Surveyor William Romaine Govett; who first noted this spot in June 1831. The name refers to the waterfall ('Leap' is Scots for waterfall or cataract), which is also referred to as Bridal Veil Falls.
See photo in original gallery.
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