Welcome to the first of a multi part series looking at Australia Day in Sydney.
The day started with the customary look at the heritage buses operated by the Sydney Bus Museum, followed by a journey on the, soon to be withdrawn, Lady Class ferries to Taronga Zoo wharf.
Buses and ferries are where my transport interests started decades ago. It was refreshing to spend a day back in that world, well away from the hatred of the railfan hobby. It is intended to spend another day on the Harbour Lady's again soon.
The day started with the customary look at the heritage buses operated by the Sydney Bus Museum, followed by a journey on the, soon to be withdrawn, Lady Class ferries to Taronga Zoo wharf.
Buses and ferries are where my transport interests started decades ago. It was refreshing to spend a day back in that world, well away from the hatred of the railfan hobby. It is intended to spend another day on the Harbour Lady's again soon.
Leylands - Surely the best looking buses to ever ply Sydney roads.
David Oaten was more popular than the buses when it came to photos.
Mr Whippy was a trial build of a bus.
Ladies were over from South Korea purposely to take part in Australia Day.
Jo from Germany turned out to be quite the fan of shipping worldwide.
One of about three requests for photos to be emailed.
One of about three requests for photos to be emailed.
A Lady that will soon disappear from the harbour.
This guy had me quite fascinated. Thought he trip he had a number of people photograph him holding this sign with a Sydney icon behind him.
Asked to take a shot of this going on.
Of course it came with a promise to send a copy of the shot again.
Asked to take a shot of this going on.
Of course it came with a promise to send a copy of the shot again.
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