Sydney-by the coasts

 I love the colours of the buildings by the beach.

 Lifeguards in Australia are marked by their red and yellow tents.

Bondi Beach:

 Then, we drove further to Bronte to see another magnificent seaside.

A natural swimming pool using the sea water. Brilliant.

 It's a good place to surf or to just sit around and enjoy the breeze and sounds of waves.

My cousin Jenny and her husband Joseph brought us to experience the Sydney coasts and even though we didn't do beach-type of activities due to time-constraints and weather, we enjoyed seeing and being in the Fish market, Watsons Bay, Bondi beach, and Bronte. When I stood there taking in the breathtaking views around me, I understood why people love living in Sydney. You get the best of city life and nature.

Sydney-the city.

Big chess set in the park.

Hi Mr. Statue whose name and significance I do not know of (Doesn't that happen to you often on travels too?)

 

Having fun with portraits of the parents with the Sydney Tower in the background and in the Hyde Park Barracks.

Street musicians.

Another street musician.

Long-due pictures from some city traversing in Sydney back in March (the other "autumn" season I experienced this year). Walks around the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, the Rock, the park next to Elizabeth St. and St. James Rd, the Hyde Park Barracks, and city centre.