Glenelg Memorial Wharf
I’m back in Sydney after what has been an excellent holiday.
Aside from the sunburn, I feel really great.
As I had a flight to catch at four, we spent much of today in the area around Glenelg and Brighton.
“I don’t remember all of this development from the last time I was here”, Sue commented at one point, noting how much high-rise is now in the area.
“It’s kinda like Fremantle, St Kilda, Manly and The Gold Coast combined”, I responded.
We had lunch at a great little bakery, looked in shop windows for nothing in particular, wandered out onto the piers at both locations, and generally relaxed in the sun.
We also paid a visit to the Bay Museum which focusses a lot on beach and surf culture, as you might expect.
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- Glenelg Memorial Wharf
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- Glenelg Town Hall
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- Sue walks on the pier at Glenelg
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- Zorita and her balloons in the museum at Glenelg
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- Bluestone house close up
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- Arch of Rememberance at Brighton
And before we knew it, it was time to head to the airport, and return home to Sydney.
It was such a great way to spend a week, with such a great friend in Sue. Here’s to more holidays!
Tomorrow I start a new job which I’m sure is going to be both interesting and lots of fun.
