Tuesday is Australia Day. It is Monday night as I write this but it is already Australia Day down under. I am sure that there are a few changes in how Australians are celebrating this year.
Australia Day marks the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788.
So, to honour Australia Day here are a few pictures from Sydney.
Here is a view of the Sydney skyline from the Taronga Zoo across the harbour.
Here you can see a closeup view of the Australian flag on top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
You can also see a group of people on top of the bridge. If you are not afraid of heights and have a couple hundred dollars to spare you can climb to the top of the bridge. This is not on my bucket list 🙂
I just checked and the Bridge Climb is a Covid-Safe business and is in operation.
I am sure that some of my Australian friends will be having a barbecue. Or perhaps they will have an Afternoon Braai since some of them are from South Africa.
Or, maybe they will spend some time at Sydney Harbour and watch the sunset near the Sydney Opera House.
So, for all of my Australian friends I wish you a happy Australia Day.
Last year at this time I was planning a trip to Sydney and was looking forward to seeing many of you. I hope that we get back to a semblance of normal and that trip finally happens this year.
Steven
Celebrating Australia Day
On Monday, January 25, 2021, Braman’s Wanderings wrote:
> vanbraman posted: “Tuesday is Australia Day. It is Monday night as I write > this but it is already Australia Day down under. I am sure that there are a > few changes in how Australians are celebrating this year. Australia Day > marks the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788. ” >