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| The roundabout at the bottom of Macquarie Street north. I am standing close to the security booth at the entrance to the Opera House. On the right is the collection of swanky apartments collectively known - by riff-raff like me - as the "toaster". On the left is the quarry wall from which much of the sandstone was hewn in 1838 by George Barney and his convict-gang, to construct "semi-circular quay". Atop the sheer sandstone face sits a railing that marks the edge of the Tarpeian Way, between Macquarie Street and Government House in The Domain. Is this a Cadillac? |
7 comments:
Such a good capture Julie, I really like it !
Quite a contrast between left and right. What a car!
Yes, that's a Caddy, Julie. Maybe 1959?
That pink Cadillac is a real eye catcher Julie.
Yep, left and right so well contrasted at this end of Macquarie Street.
PJ ... blimey ...
I cannot imagine myself driving a pink Cadillac. It's so "not me!" :)
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