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the Newington Armory is the latest part of the Sydney Olympic park to be opened to the public.

Formerly the Royal Australian Naval Armament Depot (RANAD), it reflects over 100 years of naval occupation and it features over 100 heritage buildings of various ages and types, set amidst a 52 hectare riverside landscape of undulating hills and woodlands.

one of the cranes down at the wharf on the Parramatta river where the munitions were transported to and from the armory

Went down to the local BMX track today with my son so he could have a ride around and took a few photo of the local boys having a bit of a play

I will post a link here to a gallery of the shots I took in the next few days when I have had chance to go through them …. OK here they are now BMX 28/07/07

the blue skies have returned along with slightly warmer temperatures… we climbed up to 20 deg C in some parts of the city today

Darling harbour… this time taken from the other side of the bay to the South Steyne shot from a few days ago

the weather is in a changeable period at the moment some days a clear and fine while others gray and raining

and some days like today are a mix of both

back down at Darling harbour again, This time a photo from the maritime museum

Sorry I was in a hurry so I don’t have any details about the light house or the sailing ship’s name (there you go you now have an excuse to come to Sydney… to find out what is what)