A walk through Rookwood Cemetery.

A walk through Rookwood to get a photo for today's Photography Project365 Group.

I also clocked up a 5.29 km walk at the same time.

A mixture of photos taken with my Samsung Tablet (first) followed by those taken with my Canon.

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Broken Lattice

Two Windows.

Inside Looking Out.

Didn't notice untill saw in 'inverted colours'.

The Angel wasn't after me.

Don't know if he was coming out or going in.

The hand wasn't there when I took the photo.

Just floating past.

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Serpentine Drain at Rookwood.

Serpentine Drain at Rookwood.

Serpentine Drain at Rookwood.

There was some life there.  New-holland Honeyeater.

They were slashing and mowing when I was there.

It wasn't mine.

There's the Quick.....................and the dead.

The sign said 'Do Not Enter' but I can't read

If you look at the previous photo you can see this nest where these two pipes cross.

We have a winner!

These places can cause one to reflect.

Traditions

Not long for this place.

Don't know why they blocked this one.

    We saw him fading day by day
 We watched him pass away
                  We nursed him with the tenderest care
   But could not make him stay.

The old ornate gardens at Rookwood.

The old ornate gardens at Rookwood.

The old ornate gardens at Rookwood.

The old ornate gardens at Rookwood.

The old ornate gardens at Rookwood.

Serpentine Drain at Rookwood.

Some didn't want to stay.

A walk through Rookwood Cemetery.

Cameras:  Canon PowerShot SX60 HS and Samsung Galaxy Tablet

Lunch at Wollombi with the Umina Mob.

Lunch at Wollombi with Andrew and Zane.




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Collection of motorcycles outside the Wollombi Tavern.

St Michael the Archangel's Wollombi Church.

Wood if he could.

Panino Restaurant and Cafe.

Panino Restaurant and Cafe. 

Learning how to eat with cutlery.

Table dancer.

Daddy's boy.

"YOU DON'T EXPECT ME TO EAT THAT DO YOU!"

Why didn't you eat your meatballs?

Keeping the sun out.

Mummy's boy.

Going for a horse ride.

Art at the cafe.

Blue-faced Honeyeater.

Panino Restaurant and Cafe.

St John's Anglican Church, Wollombi.

Old shed near the Wollombi Saleyards.

Cattle for sale at the Wollombi Saleyards.

The sights and sounds of the saleyard. 

Had her hair done especially for the sales.

Old home in Wollombi.

Looking out from the back of the tavern.

Camera:  Canon PowerShot SX60 HS

A drive to Berry, Kiama and Fitzroy Falls.

  A Sunday drive on a Friday.

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Kiama Lighthouse

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The vice-president of the Lighthouses of Australia
 organisation says painting the Centenary of Anzac logo
 on the Kiama Lighthouse could set a "dangerous precedent"
 for more than 360 lighthouses across Australia.

Berry Hotel was once called the Commercial Hotel.

Prior to 1889 a general store occupied this site after which

The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney purchased the land and

 later erected the present building.

This was built in 1896 for the Berry Estate by W. Coward. One section was built especially 
as a bakery and is still one today. The estate Agents office was once a produce
 store and Auctioneer’s premises, later it was occupied by the Bank of Australasia,

Might need a chainsaw.

Seven Mile Beach.

This little piece of driftwood would have looked good in the garden.

Driftwood.

Hampton Bridge,  Kangaroo Valley. This bridge is the only surviving suspension
bridge from the Colonial Period of NSW. Designed by E M de Burgh and built by
Loveridge and Hudson in 1898.

Crossing the Hampton Bridge,  Kangaroo Valley.

Hampton Bridge,  Kangaroo Valley.

Hampton Bridge,  Kangaroo Valley.

There was a good flow at Fitzroy Falls.

Fitzroy Falls.

Fitzroy Falls. Main (top) falls.

Fitzroy Falls. Top, middle and bottom falls.

Fitzroy Falls. Middle falls.

I didn't realize a snake had so many legs.