Sherry Felix – port4u

4^thinstallment of photographs of Sydney taken August 4 to August 15, 2015.

Hyde Park is in the center of Sydney. Also Hyde Park is where the bus from Rushcutters Bay stopped, so we often went there. A wide walkway lined with Hill’s Weeping Fig trees is in Hyde Park. These giant trees make you feel like you are walking through a green cathedral. At one end of Hyde Park is Archibald Fountain. We passed it on the way to the Royal Botanic Garden. Near there is St. Mary’s Cathedral.

St Mark’s, at Darling Point, is a lovely Anglican Church. Elton John was married there. I asked the vicar if it was OK for me to take pictures and we had a chat. The vicar shared with me that he also stays at Airbnbs. Small world!

One of the many old buildings in Sydney is the Shelbourne, built 1902. I like the old buildings the best. Most of them are either Edwardian or Victorian in style. Some have fancy embellishments and gargoyles. I like the old reflected in the new architecture.

There are quite a few homeless in Sydney, as in all cities, they each have a particular location. The homeless man with his dog spent his time at the shopping center. I find it fascinating that cell phones can now be owned by almost everyone.

Hyde Park

Hill’s Weeping Fig in Hyde Park

Archibald Fountain, Hyde Park

Royal Botanic Garden

St. Mary’s Cathedral

St. Mary’s Cathedral

St Mark’s, Darling Point

Reflected Architecture

Gargoyle

Shlbourn, built 1902

Architecture

Curves

Homeless

Homeless with Cell Phone