
Autumn Shadows
It’s Sunday evening and autumn has, at last, arrived in Sydney. After temperatures in the late 20s and early 30s last week, the last few days have brought with them … Read the rest “Autumn Shadows”
The city where I live. I came here in 1995 “for a few years” to “advance my career”. I fell in love, stayed longer than expected. And then, I don’t know, suddenly it’s twenty years later. Although I still toy with the idea of moving back to the country, Sydney is increasingly “home”.

It’s Sunday evening and autumn has, at last, arrived in Sydney. After temperatures in the late 20s and early 30s last week, the last few days have brought with them … Read the rest “Autumn Shadows”
It’s Saturday afternoon and I’ve just arrived back from an interesting walk around Central Sydney. I feel pretty good about life and pretty good about the world. And I really … Read the rest “Three hours in my life”

Built in 1842 by George Paton, using convict labor, the Hero of Waterloo is one of Sydney’s oldest hotel buildings, although it wasn’t licensed as a hotel until 1845. Although … Read the rest “Historic Pubs of Sydney”

Susannah Place is a series of four terraces located at The Rocks in Sydney which were built in 1844 by an Irish family. The houses were kept in the family … Read the rest “Susannah Place”
Located just minutes from Circular Quay, Fort Denison offers spectacular views of Sydney Harbour, offering a unique perspective on the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House. It’s no wonder that … Read the rest “Fort Denison”

Goat Island, which is located west of the Harbour Bridge near Balmain: was once the headquarters for the Sydney Water Police; was once the principal gunpowder store for NSW; and … Read the rest “Goat Island”