Surry Hills July 22: 10 – back at Ward Park

Dedicated school holiday recreation officers with their charges.

Surry Hills July 22: 9 – she is actually dancing

The woman on the right, that is, as they wait to cross at Devonshire and Crown Streets.

Surry Hills July 22: 8 – in Devonshire Street

Surry Hills July 22: 7 – I think it’s called “development”

Surry Hills July 22: 6 – in Ward Park

Surry Hills July 22 5: Trinity Bar Devonshire Street

Where would Australians be without their tomato sauce?

Surry Hills July 22: 4 – will she make it?

She did.

Surry Hills July 22: 3 – nature’s mosaics

Surry Hills July 22: 2 -- detail from the Northcott mosaics

The Northcott is Surry Hills’s biggest public housing estate. For more on the mosaics see Surry Hills 52: the Northcott mosaics.

Surry Hills July 22: 1 – not as bad as it may look

Yesterday was unseasonably warm. I, and others, took advantage of it. Can’t help worrying about these kiddies though…

Don’t worry; it wasn’t really in progress. The sign does not refer to 22 July. I hope 24 hours is long enough…

Winter light 34: Feedback Cafe Elizabeth Street Surry Hills

Recycled horse trough, St Johns Road Glebe

Summer will come again

This was taken in Surry Hills on 4 January 2009. Not the weather for this now!

Haymarket – winter afternoon

Outside the stage door of the Capitol Theatre.

Winter light 33: lane off Elizabeth Street Surry Hills

Glebe style

Winter light 32: CBD from St Johns Road Glebe

For more on Glebe see Neil’s Sydney Photo Blog (WordPress).

The Emerald City… (You may have noticed the comment here.)  “David Williamson (Whose brother-in-law wrote the Oz-inspired musical Oz) wrote a play in 1987 called Emerald City. The term is used as a metaphor by the character Elaine Ross, describing Sydney as ‘the Emerald City of Oz’, where people go expecting their dreams to be fulfilled, only to end up with superficial substitutes and broken dreams.” – Wikipedia

Winter light 31: Elizabeth Street Surry Hills

Winter light 30: Glebe Point Road

As you can see, some take the cold better than others.

Winter light 29: rather minimal

In Prince Alfred Park.

In Elizabeth Street Surry Hills: don’t ask…

Winter light 28: Belvoir Street trees

Winter light 27: Belvoir street and mobile phone

Taken near sunset.

Winter light 26: Belvoir and Clisdell Streets Surry Hills

Winter light 25: Elizabeth Street 3.30 pm

Winter light 24: Redfern Park morning

Elizabeth Street passer-by -- Redfern

Bus stop Elizabeth Street Waterloo

Minimal: vapour trail Redfern Sunday morning

Such a clear sky!

Cyclist, Belmore Park

There has to be a morning after…

Winter light 23 – looking west from Belvoir Street

Doorway – George Street South