Show'n Da Kid Sum Kulcha - The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia.

We didn't get away until late so it was just a quick trip into town to visit the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Opera House.

Our ferry nears the city.

A 'bad hair day'.

A bit windy on the ferry.

Washing day.

Celebrity Solstice visits Sydney.

On the steps of the Opera House.

Makes a new friend.

Reg was here.

Museum of Contemporary Art.

Spiral.

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Changing faces.

Distorted through the window glass.

Wanted her photo taken in the Rocks cave.

Cadmans Cottage, built in 1816, is the oldest surviving residential building in Sydney.

One each for grandma and pop.

Tall ships.

Sydney Harbour Tall Ship.

Tall ship berthing at The rocks.

We suggested  that she should stowaway, but she declined.

Maybe next time.

Little Miss Film Star.

It's a Dog's Life at Pearl Beach.

A nice Sunday afternoon walking the dog with Andrew and Zane at Pearl Beach on the Central Coast.

View from the house.

Zane thinks Andrew would make a good model. Charlie is just embarrassed .

A stick can be so much fun.

When cloning goes wrong.
Too much meat in the middle, legs a little too short, no starch in the tail...........then they go and drop it on it's face!.

Dogs having fun.

My friend 'Flat Face'.

Dogs stop having fun.

Green  furry sea fingers.

Blue Sand Through a Jellyfish. 

 The best of friends.

(Music is called, 'Bring it Back')

The kind of place you would go on your holidays.

Got anything to eat?

Even the dog is in step.

Should Not Have Eaten That Shellfish. 

Beach houses.

How's it in Parramatta?

Pasta By The Sea.

White On White.

An Outing to West Head, or, Looking For a Cool Breeze.

Somewhere to go that would be cooler than home.

The Hawksbury River looking towards Broken Bay.

Sea-plane landing on the Hawksbury River.

Walking down to West Head Lookout with Barrenjoey Headland and Palm Beach in the distance.

Barrenjoey Headland.

2 ways of getting around.

Broken Bay

Broken Bay and Palm Beach.

Kite surfing at Palm Beach.

Overlooking Pittwater from West Head.

Sea-plane Landing in Pittwater.

Lion Island with Umina Beach and Brisbane Waters in the background.

Aboriginal engraving site in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park.

Aboriginal engravings.

'Pecked petroglyphs' as the engraving are know, were made by striking the rock surface with a pointed stone or a strong shell. Small pits or holes were made and usually overlapped to form a groove. Using water as a lubricant, rough grooves were smoothed out to form an outline.

 The pecked designs took a variety of forms - concentric circles, lines, the outlines of animals, people, fish, birds, weapons, reptiles, animal tracks and mythical beings.

Aboriginal engravings.

Aboriginal engravings.

Aboriginal engravings.

Spiney-tailed Golden Ants in Dwarf Apple blossom.

Akuna Bay Cruising Club.

Out of the water, boat storage.

If I only had a spare 5 or 6 million dollars, this could be mine.

Something to tow behind the bigger one.

Akuna Bay Cruising Club.

Wherever I went these 'beams'  would radiated from my head.