Love the surviving cobblestones.
Love the surviving cobblestones.
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In a Surry Hills side street.
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Balcony on a Surry Hills side street.
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Taken in the grounds of Sydney Boys High, Moore Park.
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The Poche Centre for Indigenous Health at the University of Sydney offers an interesting story about this indigenous NSW plant.
The Creation story of the Gymea lily tells of a tribal warrior, Bullana. During a violent storm, Bullana and his people were trapped in a cave by a landslide. As the fittest and strongest, only Bullana was able to escape through a narrow crevice. He was determined to do all in his power to keep his people alive.
He would hunt, fish and bring water to his tribe trapped in the cave, day after day. The physical effort and weight of responsibility were enormous. Exhaustion caused him to fall into the ravine where he broke many bones, but he persisted, trying to crawl to hunt and fish and sustain his people.
In the end the effort was too much, and those in the cave were dying. Bullana finally collapsed in his beloved valley, amongst the trees and plants. His hand reached out and grasped a small plant, and as his spirit left his body, the plant grew masses of long broad leaves and the great white flowers at the centre became red with his blood.
Like many Creation stories it is an ultimately tragic tale, but it tells of strength, courage and perseverance in the face of adversity, which are essential in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health.
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Sydney skyline.
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Saw this door in a Surry Hills street yesterday afternoon.
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Between South Dowling and Bourke Streets.
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How the city has changed in recent years!
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In George Street Sydney, Saturday.
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Staircase in Haymarket. You might let your imagination run riot and conjure up a crime fiction plot in this setting…
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In recent years with gentrification, and enlightened local government policy, the harsh edges have been softened by private and public tree planting.
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The Haymarket area – so named because in early colonial days there was in fact a hay market – encompasses Chinatown, just to the north-west of Sydney’s Central Station.
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No water either…
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One reason so many Surry Hills houses have metal roofs is that almost all the tile and slate roofs were destroyed in a great hail storm in 1999.
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Yes, it is I! Taken as a test of the webcam on my new computer.
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Yes, this is for canine products, not for stray dogs that concerned citizens might bag and take home.
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They don’t make them like this any more. Environmentalists, please look the other way.
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Such glorious sunny winter weather that day, and yes I did take a few photos didn’t I? This is just a lane, but I liked the textures and light.
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I couldn’t really see what I was taking, but I quite like the result.
In Crown Street.
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In Devonshire Street
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