Is this walk the one that runs past Kincoppal? Did you walk all that way imagining you were on the Camino (my feet are tired just thinking about that possibility) or did you drive there? It looks like you have tired of the north side and are venturing further afield, unless you had something in particular to do over there. If it's Rose Bay, I cant't see any roses. Perhaps you had a Rose for company? Maybe Rose Bay was named after Mr or Mrs Rose. Anyway, you rose to the occasion by uploading this lovely scene. Regards ChrisM.
No, I haven't ventured into the Eastern Suburbs, which I find to be an unfamiliar and foreign land. This is the view of Rose Bay from Chowder Bay, near the Zoo. Having said that, I was told by someone who used to live in the Eastern Suburbs that he used to see someone walking past his door at regular intervals. He eventually asked him what he was doing and heard that the man was walking from North Head to South Head. How about that for a walk - the 2 heads instead of 7 bridges.
Paul, as I have been told many times, "two heads are better than one". At least the man you described thinks so and lives by the philosophy. Regards ChrisM.
Is this walk the one that runs past Kincoppal? Did you walk all that way imagining you were on the Camino (my feet are tired just thinking about that possibility) or did you drive there? It looks like you have tired of the north side and are venturing further afield, unless you had something in particular to do over there. If it's Rose Bay, I cant't see any roses. Perhaps you had a Rose for company? Maybe Rose Bay was named after Mr or Mrs Rose. Anyway, you rose to the occasion by uploading this lovely scene. Regards ChrisM.
ReplyDeleteNo, I haven't ventured into the Eastern Suburbs, which I find to be an unfamiliar and foreign land. This is the view of Rose Bay from Chowder Bay, near the Zoo.
DeleteHaving said that, I was told by someone who used to live in the Eastern Suburbs that he used to see someone walking past his door at regular intervals. He eventually asked him what he was doing and heard that the man was walking from North Head to South Head. How about that for a walk - the 2 heads instead of 7 bridges.
Paul, as I have been told many times, "two heads are better than one". At least the man you described thinks so and lives by the philosophy. Regards ChrisM.
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