
ANZAC Memorial (1934) Hyde Park |  |

Capt Cook |  |

Archibald Fountain |  |

St Mary's Cathedral |  |
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Sydney has this wonderful mixture of old colonial buildings and modern architecture. They side side by side sit comfortably |

Circular Quay was having some facelift work done to it | 
The Sydney Opera House was covered in a red dust left over from the dust 'storm' earlier in the year. |
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They were getting the bridge ready for Christmas and the world famous New Year firework display |
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The Rocks |

It was such a hot day and strange to see everywhere decorated for Christmas, the snowmen were the weirdest sight - how come they didn't melt? | 
Darling Harbour |

We resisted the impulse to paddle! |  |
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The Queen Victoria Building was trimmed up with a giant Christmas Tree |

Queen Victoria Building a lovely shopping mall | Sunday 15th November

We left Sydney and headed down the coast. Down onto the Grand Pacific Drive and into the Royal National Park, we stopped briefly at Audley. |
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Heading down the coast road we came across this small reserve, a tribute to a local school teacher |
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Mike and his friends built a boat in his memory 'Comradeship' |

From here we drove on the spectacular 'Sea Cliff Bridge' along the coast |  |

We stopped for coffee and a bun in Shellharbour | 
Taking the scenic route through the Macquarie Pass and up to the Fitzroy Falls ...woo hoo... they had water |
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Whilst here we watched the fire-fighting helicopter fly back and forth refilling his water bucket |

We walked to the Twin Falls...the water didn't get this far! ....they were dry! |  |

By mid afternoon the blue sky had been covered with cloud we arrived at Huskisson and the beautiful Jervis Bay Marine Park ('I can point') |  |
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After a long yet wonderful day we arrived at South Durras and Murrumamrang National Park for a cold beer |
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The view from our villa |

It was Australia's version of Centre Parcs |  |
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Yes it's just a coffee! |

We drove to Pebbly Beach famous for its kangaroos that play on the beach. We arrived to be greeted by Red Roselles. | 
I think the kangaroos were having a day off! |

'Billy' on the beach | 
It's busy! |

Billy's mate |  |
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There they are... | 
We called in to Batemans Bay .... a lovely town |
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Batehaven |

Back at our villa we had some guests waiting for us |  |

Kairen was really giddy her first 'roo fix' of the holiday |  |
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A beer to close a great day |

Murrumamrang is an 'eco' village even the ducks are welcome in the swimming pool | 
All good things come to an end...... we arrive back to our villa to find we had a flat tyre...where are the 'roos to help when you need them? |