Having Fun at Sirius Cove Sydney
At Sirius Cove Mosman
Sirius Cove to Balmoral Beach (B2M)
Sirius Cove to Balmoral Beach is a scenic 10km coastal walk along Sydney Harbour foreshores and forms part of the 80km Bondi to Manly walk.
This walk passes many well known highlights including Taronga Zoo, Clifton Gardens and the Gunners Barracks finishing at the very popular Balmoral Beach.
Highly recommended to bring your swimmers, a camera and to wear comfortable walking gear.
Transport. (Easy) We drove to Sirius Cove where we started our walk. From Balmoral we bused it back to Taronga Zoo and walked back to our car.
Best suggestion would be, train into Circular Quay, then ferry to starting point at Taronga Zoo.
For the full Bondi to Manly walk go to findmyaustralia.com and Follow me on Youtube
Sydneys Sirius Cove Sydney Park Centennial Park
I have been out flying this weekend with my Dji Phantom 3 Standard and starting to push the limits of my flights with a new range of over 300mtrs.
Music Provided by:
Artist: Kevin MacLeod
Song: Windswept - Synth Guitar and Soft Strings
Licence: The song is permitted for commercial use under license ìAttribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0)ì
Rhodes Central - Luxury Harbourside Residence (Sydney, Australia)
Introducing Rhodes Central, a groundbreaking new neighbourhood precinct that will bring heightened vibrancy and energy to Rhodes’ residential, social and retail landscape.
A striking collection of buildings open up to the harbour and a new market precinct below. Fresh market stores, laneway dining and a stunning central plaza create an inviting day-night destination to gather, shop, dine and relax.
Seamlessly linked to Rhodes Station, Rhodes Central marks a new chapter in urban waterside living. Central to everything, it brings together all you need and desire in one iconic address.
Contact Billbergia on 61-02-8073 0200 for more information
Circular Quay to Sirius Cove (B2M)
Circular Quay to Sirius Cove is a scenic 16km coastal walk along Sydney Harbour foreshores and forms part of the Bondi to Manly walk, B2M..
This walk passes many well known highlights including Sydney Harbour Bridge, Luna Park and Kirribilli House and finishing at Sirius Cove.
Highly recommended to bring your swimmers, a camera and to wear comfortable walking gear.
Transport. (Easy) We caught the train into Circular Quay where we started the walk.
Sirius Cove was my destination but NOT the best finishing point. There are many ferry stops along the way that will get you back to Circular Quay.
Old Cremorne wharf and Taronga Zoo are locate around 1.5 - 2km each side of Sirius Cove
For more information on the Bondi to Manly walk go to findmyaustralia.com and FOLLOW me on Youtube
Sirius Cove headland view
A sunny morning at Sydney harbour and this headland between Taronga Zoo and Curraghbeena Point is a great place to relax and watch the action in the harbour.
Sirius Cove dog park and beach - Mosman
Sirius Cove is a dog beach in Mosman - let them have a swim in Sydney harbour and get sandy. Sirius Cove is a beautiful, protected beach with plenty of shade on the grassy area behind the beach.
The beach is off leash all day during the weekday and before 9.00 a.m. and after 4.00 p.m. on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays.
This is a very popular spot with families and dog lovers, and parking can be hard to come by on the weekends.
Deisel at Sirius Cove Reserve Mosman 3
Deisel at Sirius Cove Reserve Mosman - NSW
Sirius Cove // SIGMA 30MM 1.4
Testing Sigma 30mm 1.4 Lens - Sony E mount
Location: Sirius Cove, Sydney Australia
Song: Way You Look - Push N' Glide
Shot on Sony a6300
Fun day at Sirius Cove (dog beach)
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Our dog Udie (Rottie X) loves playing in the water on hot summer days so we strapped the camera for a dog's point of view.
To see more of Udie, visit our blog:
Music:
Icona Pop - I love it (instrumental)
Location:
The dog beach is located in Mosman, Sydney Australia.
Gear:
Ezydog 'Convert harness'
Custom rig for camera
Sirius Cove Mini-Romp!
Spike the Spoodle, Buffy the Labradoodle and their friends Lil Soul, Max, Goldie Coco, Pippin, Penny, Roxy and Malcolm get together at Sirius Cove on Sydney Harbour, Australia, for a romp :)
Million dollar art theft in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney
13 August 2010 - Police are investigating a daring art heist in Darling Point. At some time between Saturday 7th August and Tuesday 10th August a total of 18 artworks worth more than $1.5 million dollars were stolen from a property in New Beach Road in Darling Point.
Various artworks include paintings and sketches by Pro Hart, David Boyd, John Perceval, Arthur Streeton and Norman Lindsay.
Detectives from Rose Bay Police could not comment on whether the artworks were being offered for sale on the international markets.
The artworks were displayed throughout several rooms within the residence.
Police state two 81cm televisions and telephones were taken from the premises and believe that at least two people would have been involved in the theft.
Detective Inspector Maricic is appealing to the art community to be observant and report any suspicious activity.
Anyone with information that can assist police should contact Rose Bay detectives via Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
THE STOLEN PAINTINGS INCLUDE:
• Victoria and Moonlight, Charles Blackman
• Dreamer in the Glen, David Boyd
• Nasturtiums, Iris and Blue Vase, Chris Canning
• Tree of Life, John Coburn
• The Crimson Scarf, Janet Cumbrae Stewart
• The Girl in White, Robert Dickerson
• The Red Gown, Judy Drew
• The Red Silk Robe, Judy Drew
• Wild Orchids, Pro Hart
• Rita of the Seventies, Norman Lindsay
• Seated Nude, Norman Lindsay
• Gloria, Norman Lindsay
• Tug Boat, Williamstown Port, John Perceval
• Adieu Australia, Garry Shead
• Capricorn Haze, Tim Storrier
• Little Blue Bay, Sirius Cove, Sydney, Arthur Streeton
• Nude with Blue Drape, Dora Lynell Wilson
• Voyeur, Martine Emdur
Kayak in Sydney Harbour
Kayak was launched at Sirius Cove Reserve at around 2:30pm on 10/10/2013
Clontarf Reserve Sydney NSW Australia - DJI Phantom 3 Professional
Clontarf Reserve Sydney NSW - Music:
Millers Point Sydney Australia - Exploring Millers Point 2019 (HD)
Millers Point Sydney, we explore historical Millers Point Sydney. Millers Point is located next door to The Rocks area of Sydney and is one of the first areas of European settlement in Australia.
Millers Point is joined by The Argyle Cut to The Rocks and is a unique historical area of Sydney. Situated right in the middle of the city, but totally seperate from it. Millers Point streets and laneways are lined with beautiful Victorian and Georgian style terrace houses from the 1800's with stunning views of Sydney Harbour.
We take a look at heritage listed hotels/pubs in the area, Harbourview Hotel, Hero of Waterloo Hotel, Lord Nelson Hotel, Palisade Hotel and Captain Cook Hotel.
Millers Point neighbours with Dawes Point, Walsh Bay and Barangaroo. We look across to the Walsh Bay Wharves Precinct, once a cargo ship storage area, now an entertainment and art precinct with high end apartments. We see where the old world meets the new world as Millers Point over looks new developments at Barangaroo and crosses over to the new Barangaroo Reserve.
Millers Point is an historical area filled with heritage houses, hotels, pubs, buildings, streets and laneways which will stand through time as a seperate area preserved for its history and uniqueness amidst a modern city surrounded by towering sky scrappers and the most beautiful harbour in the world, Sydney Harbour.
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Forster NSW
Day out in the boats on hot day in Lovely Forster of NSW Australia
4 Sirius Cove Road, Mosman by Richardson & Wrench Mosman
In an elevated, sun-washed position, just minutes to the serenity of the parklands at Sirius Cove waterfront reserve, this stylishly renovated, contemporary home excels in every way.
Two masterfully designed levels, with practical separations of private and public domains, focus on easy family living. The free flowing floorplan creates multi-use living and entertaining spaces that merge with sunny sandstone paved terraces, private courtyards or the level, landscaped, rear lawns and gardens. The large, separate formal sitting room with Jetmaster can double as your media room. The generous, light-filled, open-plan casual living and dining with unique water feature courtyard & flued gas fire interacts with the designer kitchen - this is the heart of the home, designed for all seasons living. With the family in mind, the 4 bedrooms (the master with WIR and ensuite) are upstairs, with 2 opening to the gardens. Practical touches include a drying yard adjacent to the laundry with chute, guest powder room, masses of well designed storage, and a lock-up garage plus a car space.
Additional features include ducted heating, ducted sound systems, stainless steel kitchen appliances, glass splash backs and Caesarstone benches, back-to-base alarm and underfloor bathroom heating.
Just an easy stroll to the dog-friendly waterfront reserve, close to the ferry, local schools and shops ... it adds up to the perfect family package.
Contact Andrew Blaxland on 0416 060 126
Sydney's Sirius building sold for $150m
Sydney's iconic Sirius building has been sold, netting the New South Wales government $150 million.
Mosman Real Estate Agents - Mosman Real Estate Sydney - Maddisons Real Estate
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Interesting statistics-
* Population of Mosman: 26000
* Area: 8.7 sq.km
* Growth Rate: 1.6%
Mosman is a local suburb, part of the Lower North Shore of Sydney. Located only 8km from Sydney CBD. It is a prosperous quiet leafy suburb surrounded by 3 sides of water making it an attractive place to live.
Long before European settlers arrived, Aborigines occupied the Australian continent for as long as 40,000 years. Mosman had an Aboriginal tribe known as the Borogegal tribe. Bungaree (c1775-1830) was the leader of this tribe and the most well known Aborigine in Mosman's history. Most of Bungarees' tribe died of smallpox. At age 26 he joined the British explorers on voyages to the far north as well as circumnavigating Australia with Matthew Flinders.
Being leader of his tribe, he was given land at Georges Head. Bungaree welcomed newcomers as their ships entered Sydney Harbour, and made friends with Russian explorers. The French also became acquaintances of Bungaree. He spent most of his life the traditional Aboriginal way, hunting and fishing and providing for his family. Throughout his whole life he was respected amongst his own people as well as the new settlers from Europe. He was known to have been the first Aboriginal to be called an Australian.
The flagship for the First Fleet was HMS Sirius. It was careened at Mosman Bay also known as Great Sirius Cove in 1789. Mosman Bay was chosen because it was best described as a convenient retired cove on the north shore. Mosman has been known for its maritime and defence installations as early as 1801. Thomas O'Neil cultivated land at Balmoral between 1811-1813. Captain John Edwards settled in the area c1823. Not long after a ferryboat was plied across Middle Harbour by Barney Kearns.
The whaling industry was brought to Chowder Bay by the late 1820's, it was also used as an anchorage for American whalers. Grants of land at Mosman Bay were allocated to Archibald Mosman and John Bell in 1831 to establish a whaling station. The whaling industry was good to Archibald Mosman, who then sold his business at its peak and moved to Glenn Innes. By the 1840's the whaling industry was declining and Mosman Bay was then used to overhaul ships.
If you are considering selling or buying a property in Mosman or the Lower North Shore, please call MADDISONS Real Estate on 9960 3444.
Thank you.
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Sirius Cove Sydney Australia One Beach for Dogs!