The Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine Complex is located in Garigal National Park and managed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. The Complex occupies an area of around 14 hectares on both the eastern and western shores of the bay and consists of numerous buildings, seawalls, tram lines, wharves, slipways, tracks, dams, and other above-surface remains as well as a number of archaeological sites. It is an important but little known part of the cultural, and natural, heritage of Sydney.
 |
| The old The Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine Complex buildings, on the other side, are now out of bounds. |
 |
| Bantry Bay, NSW. |
 |
| Love on a log. |
 |
| Some of the fungi seen on the walk. |
 |
| "I'm being followed by a fern shadow". |
 |
| Boronia sp. |
 |
| Old slipway. |
 |
| Bantry Bay. |
 |
| Old slipway. |
 |
| Old slipway, Bantry Bay. |
 |
| Bantry Bay, NSW. |
 |
| Ornate vent. |
 |
| Nice knot. |
 |
| Rusty shells. |
 |
| Someone didn't read the sign. |
 |
| Old Explosives Magazine Complex building. |
 |
| Mermaid in jeans. |
 |
| Jetty remains. |
 |
| Some of the fungi seen on the walk. |
 |
| Crowea sp. |
 |
| Lichen flower. |
 |
| Some of the fungi seen on the walk. |
From North Head
 |
| Sydney from North Head. |
 |
| Albratross making flying look easy. |
 |
| A Cessna 208 Caravan, VH-ZMV |
 |
| Returning from whale watching trip in The Bondi Boat. |
 |
| GBR32 'Jester' is a Sydney 32 class yacht. Has a 2 burner stove with grill. top loading refrigerator, stainless steel sink and a diesel Yanmar 2GM20 engine. |
Camera: Canon PowerShot SX60 HS
No comments:
Post a Comment