The tree men arrived early this morning and started to cut down the jungle in next door’s garden. The constant whine of a chain saw and crashing branches was not at all pleasing so we headed down the hill with picnic blanket, chilled coffee and kindles. We found the perfect spot away from the hustle and bustle. Nice view too!
It's a very nice view.
ReplyDeleteIt's the sort of place you can sit for ages and just look.
DeleteI think I could be tempted to sit there a while! -Jenn
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful spot; I didn't get much reading done because I love watching the boats and ferries.
DeleteThat's a super picture Sue. With the opera house and the summer sky and you in your cowboy hat with your trusty dawg. So peaceful. Gold star to Paul for taking it. A slight adjustment to the left would straighten the photograph. You might consider putting it on a photo canvas when you get home or in a photo book - "The Land of Oz".
ReplyDeleteIt was just a 'phone snap, a surprising result.
DeleteThat's quite a view; I'm a little surprised it hasn't been built on.
ReplyDeleteIt's the Cremorne Reserve and one of the few Sydney Harbour peninsulas with a protected public park running around its edges.
DeleteThat's about as close that I would ever want to get to bustling city :-)
ReplyDeleteThere's a lot of bustle in Sydney.
DeleteWhat better way to spend the day.
ReplyDeleteIt was near perfect.
DeleteI hope Buddy doesn't spot a jogger seeing as you have his lead round your leg - you'll be dragged down that hill as sure as eggs is eggs :)
ReplyDeleteWell spotted, it was a tad risky.
DeleteWhat did you do? Picnic and read? Did you speak much?
ReplyDeleteIced coffee and cookies. Paul read. I watched the boats. Buddy didn't say much.
DeleteThat's great, hope you had a relaxed time with the reading and coffee
ReplyDeleteBuddy was on best behaviour so it was very relaxing.
DeleteLovely spot and lovely view. Sydney is a busy place isn't it? Never been to Cremorne.
ReplyDeleteThe reserve at Cremorne is a welcome respite from the noise and the crowds.
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