This rock formation resembles a turtle
View of the city from the gardens
Mare and colt statue
Cockatoos in the tree
Some of the large flock
Might nest here
Queensland bottle tree
Tropical
Hydrangeas
Landscaped
Monument
Shrubery
That’s a flock of cockatoos
We have never seen so many of these parrots
Bet they can be destructive
Need to chew hard things to keep their bills sharp
That might include wires
Believe us, they were quite vocal
Marigolds
Healthy and big blossoms
The main pond
One of the eels in the pond
Another eel
Not too many of them
More birds in the grass
The lily pond
Ibis getting a drink
Looking for food
Must be food for them
One turtle and one coot
Pond figure
A single duck
Black cormorants in this tree
Waiting for lunch in the pond
Like vultures
Shallow pond
Old trees
St. George’s Open Air Cinema
Party boat
Many party catamarans
The boats had music
This massive tree was fenced off
Warning to watch for falling limbs
A balancing act
A green algae on the duck pond
A different type of duck
Finding our way out of the park
Follow this road
Coming out at the Government House Gate
Conservatorium of Music
Gate keeper
The Intercontinental Hotel rises out of the middle of this old structure
Entrance to the hotel lobby
Center restaurant in the Intercontinental Hotel
We stayed here many years ago
Straight up
Older building
Old and new
War memorial
Dedication to the war heros
A very green city
The shade was most welcomed
Another square
On our way to the Rocks
Quiet side streets
This is the drop off we usually end up at
Old photos from earlier days
Lowe’s is still a clothing store here
Growing Sydney
The Circular Quay area
Modern sculpture
One of many hotels
Rocks area
Start of the Rocks
Typical shops
Orient Hotel
Street faire
History on George Street
The bridge begins here
The Rocks