The ferry at Manly Wharf. This is the harbourside beach.
To the right of the photo is the shark-netted swimming area
To the right of the photo is the shark-netted swimming area
The safe swimming area at sunset. At this point Susan was still swimming.
The view from JB and Rosy's apartment in Manly.
The light coloured building in the background is Manly Wharf.
The light coloured building in the background is Manly Wharf.
The view from Manly Head on a very, very heavy day
(40C, 999% humidity - and no, I haven't missed a decimal point).
You can see the city of Sydney in the background.
(40C, 999% humidity - and no, I haven't missed a decimal point).
You can see the city of Sydney in the background.
In our 8 weeks in Australia over Christmas I spent more time in Manly (10 Days) than I ever remember spending there in the 30 years I lived in Australia. Most of the previous times was for a couple of hours at the beach, or parking in order to catch the ferry. Turns out that it's an interesting place, especially as soon as you get away from people (of which there are a lot!).
2 comments:
I love the "Share road with Pedestrians" sign they have over there. It was a day like your last picture when we went across the bay. It was 999% humidity too... It pi**ed it down at one point...C
Sounds like it was one of those days that people who say "it can't be too hot for me" really need to experience
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