Trevor’s Travels

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A very strange bridge

Near Wollongong, New South Wales
Our holiday in New South Wales
September 2007
From Royal National Park just south of Sydney we travelled along the coast road to Wollongong. Our son told us before leaving his place in Sydney that this was the far more picturesque route to take south, not the quicker alternative freeway. He was right. […]

Lunch down by the beach

Wattamoola, Royal National Park, Sydney
Our holiday in New South Wales
September 2007
After our walk in the Royal National Park just south of Sydney, we drove on through the park for about half an hour. We were looking for a good spot to stop for lunch. On the map I had it showed a picnic ground at […]

Birding in the Royal National Park, Sydney

Royal National Park, south of Sydney
Our holiday in New South Wales
September 2007
After morning tea we went for a walk along Lady Carrington Drive in the Royal National Park south of Sydney. I deliberately chose this road because on our last visit in 2007 we saw a Lyrebird walking along the road. It seemed quite at […]

Royal National Park, Sydney

Royal National Park, south of Sydney
Our holiday in New South Wales
September 2007
After our ten days in Sydney staying with our son, we headed south on our way to our national capital, Canberra. On the morning after leaving Sydney we took a slight detour into Royal National Park, about an hour’s drive south of the CBD. […]

Circular Quay Sydney

Circular Quay and Sydney CBD
Our holiday in New South Wales
September 2007
Circular Quay in Sydney is really the hub of much activity in this vibrant city. It is situated in a small bay called Sydney Cove, the site of the first European settlement in Australia.
It is an easy walk from the CBD, the Sydney Harbour Bridge, […]