The G

Melbourne Cricket Ground after a football match

Hyde Park Hospital

Hospital bed in Hyde Park Sydney - or a photoshoot at lunchtime?

Winter in Sydney

Welcome back Sydney, I have missed you.

Winter is not so bad in Sydney. No ice, no snow but ... it is still cold for us softies. As everyone keeps telling me our houses are not built for the cold.

This young lady walked into a photo I was framing, that's good.

taken from my iPhone

Footpath message

A random message in Hyde Park - strange?

Love in the park

Centennial Park on a Saturday, the sign is for a wedding nearby.

Sydney Food Area

The past Sydney festival and the entrance to the Speigeltent. Sadly I never got in there but bought tickets today for a Melbourne event.

Liberty Place Sydney

The new eating area off Castlereagh Street.

Sydney Jungle

The cool recesses of Hyde Park

Sydney Festival in Hyde Park

It is Sydney Festival time and Hyde Park has lots of food areas and also The Spiegeltent.

Night noodle markets Hyde Park

The weather this year has been decidedly cool. These are popular with the after work dining casual scene.

Wisteria in Spring

Signs of spring are everywhere, this bloom is in Sandringham Gardens in Hyde Park.

Teepees in the Park

Part of Art and About, a sunny spring afternoon in Hyde Park.

The Pavillion in The Domain

I often walk past this hidden gem of a restaurant and think 'I must eat here one day".

Coming over the rise

The Domain is one of the great lunchtime spaces in Sydney, the walk ends with a view of the classical Art Gallery of NSW.

Smokey Dawson's ranch

At Terrey Hills, a bygone from yesteryear. I have never seen this open to the public.

Preparing the garden bed for autumn

Digging the beds in Hyde Park while the soil is still warm.

Giant chess board

In Hyde Park is this well used board. Today I got here early to get a picture of the empty board, a cool autumn morning on May Day.

Brazilian Fields Centennial Park

In Centennial Park are the so named fields - named after a group of regular soccer players who for the past 35 years have been playing football here.

Sandstone bust

An unflattering bust of NSW's first Governor, Arthur Phillip. Who explored this area in 1788.

Phillip Park Palm Beach

Newly refurbished park, a pleasant place for a picnic.