Coogee Beach
Sydney, Australia
Time for a little change of pace, as we divert from the usual Philippine posts, to look at a location more local (well, for me anyway).
I haven't done a huge amount of this sort of photography around Sydney, which is something I sort of regret now.
Coogee is a beachside suburb to the south-east of the 'City of Sydney'.
The name comes from the Aboriginal word 'koojah' which, unfortunately, means 'smelly place'. Probably a fact that is left off any tourism material. :-)
'Bali Bombing Memorial' on Dolphin Point.
A memorial to the 20 Australian victims of the 2002 bombing in Bali.
Yeng and Maria waiting the food to arrive.
Coogee Beach seen from the north end.
Look, a seagull.
Dolphin Point from Coogee Beach.
Emyrose trying to build a sand Jeepney.
Sydney's ubiquitous seagull enjoying the Coogee view.
The sun is about to disappear at the end of a
rather long day.
Walkway dividing the beach and Goldstein Reserve.
Beyond the reserve is the suburb of Coogee.
Beyond the reserve is the suburb of Coogee.
The shops at Coogee during a bit of an artistic moment.
Lamp pole (obviously).
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