Castlereagh Street Sydney from Hay Street

Le Pain Quotidien Surry Hills

Part of an international chain, I gather.

See Le Pain Quotidien review.

Neighbourhood

Cool

What a difference some street trees make.

Looking towards Albion Street.

Morning light, gracious Georgian mansion

Morning exerciser in Surry Hills

Remnant of old George Street

At the daggier end of Elizabeth Street

But handy to Central in one direction and Hyde Park in the other.

Some people are just intriguing…

Taken near Central Station.

Elizabeth Street towards Sydney CBD

Tunnel vision

Technically he is jaywalking…

… but at this point only trams go up the road he is crossing, and only one way. No tram is in sight.

More to warm our Northern Hemisphere friends

Prince Alfred Park

Today is much cooler than this…

However, to judge from spring so far we are in for a hot summer.

Palm in Prince Alfred Park

Feathery

Ward Park, Surry Hills

Consulting the iPhone – Cleveland Street

Watcher – Crown Street Surry Hills

Window display: Australia Council offices

So cute

Outside a hairdresser’s in Crown Street.

Still resting

Resting

Belmore Park, Sydney

Interior

The men’s at Longrain Thai Restaurant Surry Hills.

Sepia mood continues...

Park bench, Belmore Park.

In sepia mood today

Typical inner city back lane -- Surry Hills. You may click to see bigger. I am now using Blogspot direct (via Flock browser) as Live Writer no longer works for me.

Back again!

Sorry about yesterday -- a computer thing! Tuesday too, aside from being Melbourne Cup day, was very hot here in Surry Hills. You can see spring is causing my balcony to resemble a jungle again...

Revisited photo

Taylor Square 15 October 2009

Stage door

Not a general welcome to Australia, but the stage door of Wicked.

Central Station antiqued

Travelling

At Central Station, Sydney