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Having spent the week weaving in and out of the Jubilee Park viaduct, today we inspect the track and the tram. The Lite-rail is powered by electricity fed through above-ground cables.
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From the vantage point of Jubilee Tram Stop, I can catch the next tram as it buzzes effortlessly toward me over the viaduct. These shots were taken about 4:30pm into the setting early Spring sun.
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From Jubilee Stop, the tram enters the Glebe tunnel which takes it through the spur that is Glebe Point Road. Immediately on the other side of this tunnel is the Glebe Tram Stop which is very close to Wentworth Park and the Pyrmont FishMarkets.
What have other Skywatchers around the world found as they have been looking into the skies this week?
22 comments:
Great skies make a great backdrop! Interesting post!
Enjoy your weekend!
Sylvia
I love trains and trams. The top picture is so cool. Really nice pictures.
Lovely shots. Interesting background to the photographs.
that first shot....amazing angle...
I'm with everyone else - the first photo is special Julie.
The first photo looks like art deco. With the tram shots, you can almost see them trailing streamers of springtime.
I like the light rail ... very convenient when you live over in that part of the city. Have you taken a ride on it out to the end ... we did once, just for the heck of it.
Very nice and interesting post. Always enjoy seeing what part of your world you will share next.
All very fine and interesting perspectives, Julie. Beautiful the composition of the first image.
Happy weekend!
Beautiful shot !! I loved the post..Unseen Rajasthan
I like the interesting regression from the wonderful silhouetted sky shot to the dark tunnel of the last shot. Or I'm seeing too much?
It took me quite a while to work out the order of the images, VP. However, I would not think anyone to think that I consider trams to be going into the dark-ages. Just the opposite actually. I do like it when readers think deeply about a post and I thank you for your interest.
Very interesting. Amazing how great skies you have.
Fun views with an interesting touh.
Thanks for stopping by. I must remember to update my profile. I'm now off to Norway for some weeks, but after that, back to my little paradise ;-)
very nice....
thanks for sharing
Love your composition of the first shot. I thought it was some kind of fence decoration!
That is a lovely sky Julie!
Interesting post, Julie and beautiful skies. Thanks for visiting my blog today.
I very, very much like the picture at the top. Wish I'd taken it!
Beautiful skies. Great place.
Lovely, curvy rail shots echoed in the architecture...beautiful1 and thank you for visiting my site as well!
Cheers from Canada!
Great series of photos! I love the train and the skies.
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