The Rocks

  The eroded rock formations were quite spectacular.  The colour, shape and the smoothness of the rocks all natures work.  There were a few places in the rocks where the underlayer had been eroded, so you could crouch and get under there but the roof that… Bondi to Bronte beach walk

I didn't feel like I was walking the streets of Sydney as we wandered through the meandering streets of the Rocks, but I suppose that's because walking in the streets of the Rocks is like walking in Sydney of the 19th century! Sydney today is an eclectic mix of the old and the new. Older buildings are still glorious, even in the wake… Due East and South

  Once you come through the main entrance you are faced with a row of bonsai trees and also some dramatic rock sculptures, made from rare Ying rock.  The next main feature if the dragon wall.  This was a gift from GuangDong there are two dragons, one that is gold/brown and represents GuangDong and the blue one represents NSW.  There is a pearl… A day out in Sydney

…a lovely walk - although l had a little freak out attack when Paul decided to take me along a cliff edge with a sheer drop onto rocks and the ocean! We eventually got to Bondi after passing the cemetry. It was straight back to the hotel and then down to Circular Quay to our restaurant to watch the evenings festivities! The wine we received was nice but not amazing and the sparkling… Sydney over New Year's

Our destination today is the rocks, which isn't the bottom of a whiskey glass but an area of Sydney thats been recently renovated to house galleries, cafes and other bohemian places. First we stopped by the Harbor Bridge and Opera House, trying to get some more and hopefully better… The Rocks and the Christmas market. By John.