go crackers with contraptions???? I've no idea what it means either
the Pyrmont Bridge is open again for people-traffic
front of the Maritime Museum
with some curvy reflections
hope yours is 'half full'
guess these can be used for a price when relaxing at this restaurant? I doubt they're sitting there for decoration; another row above these. Thanks to Lisa, Lisa Gordon Photography first hand up to offer the answer to their name; they're hookah-pipes.
thought this 'chandelier' most unique
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Interesting shots of darling harbour.
Beautiful series of photos Carole, especially photo 7, photo 8 and 9 are super.
Greetings Irma
That is a beautiful waterfront! The buildings are fantastic as a backdrop!
Beautiful place and buildings. Great photographs Carole.
Costas
Australien muß wunderschön sein und bestimmt schön warm.
LG Mathilda ♥
Carole, I'm guessing a hooka pipe. At least here in NY, it is legal, and they have things that look similar to these in bars/clubs. So I guess you can get a drink and have a little hooka!!
These are wonderful photographs. I especially love the view in the first one.
Have a wonderful day!
Good shots Carole..... i love these places.
Greetings, Joop
Lots of interesting things to see along the waterfront. I suppose if I were to take a short drive south to the San Francisco waterfront the same could be said. I don't know what the fascination is for water pipes but then, I don't smoke.
those are hookah pipes. no, i've never used them. :)
love the reflections in the windows. and the emblem w/ the kangaroo and emu, too.
Hello!
I admire your wonderful blog.
Caught up in a great photo.
I send greetings from distant Polish.
Lucia
I like the reflections and also the tall glass. Nice composition.
The hookah pipes are called water pipes overhere. A friend of mine has one and he smokes his pipe.
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