Sydney Opera House 30 Years old
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Sydney Opera House 30 Years old
http://www.guardian.co.uk/australia/...065807,00.html
And the archichtect still has not seen the building.
And the archichtect still has not seen the building.
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Re: Sydney Opera House 30 Years old
Originally posted by bondipom
http://www.guardian.co.uk/australia/...065807,00.html
And the archichtect still has not seen the building.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/australia/...065807,00.html
And the archichtect still has not seen the building.
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Re: Sydney Opera House 30 Years old
Originally posted by nicholls clan
I used to like to go past the opera house on my way to work but really did not like the "toaster" they put up behind it. Upset a lot of people apart from those wealthy enough to afford the apartments. Is it still a talking point the toaster or have people got over it?
I used to like to go past the opera house on my way to work but really did not like the "toaster" they put up behind it. Upset a lot of people apart from those wealthy enough to afford the apartments. Is it still a talking point the toaster or have people got over it?
Not many other countries would block the view of its icon with a boring apartment block.
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Re: Sydney Opera House 30 Years old
Originally posted by bondipom
No longer an issue. I remember all the different levels of government blaming each other. The toaster has some politically powerful residents like Alan Jones.
Not many other countries would block the view of its icon with a boring apartment block.
No longer an issue. I remember all the different levels of government blaming each other. The toaster has some politically powerful residents like Alan Jones.
Not many other countries would block the view of its icon with a boring apartment block.
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Re: Sydney Opera House 30 Years old
Originally posted by nicholls clan
I agree, could see that in front of Nelsons column or Big ben. Then again we did put up the ferris wheel in london, they call the London Eye(sore).
I agree, could see that in front of Nelsons column or Big ben. Then again we did put up the ferris wheel in london, they call the London Eye(sore).
what a view though from the london eye, it is amazing how much and how far you can see.
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The view from the top of syd harbour bridge is much better!!!
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I used to work on the 20 floor of a building in North Sydney. On a clear down you could see the blue mountains to the west and the ocean to the East.
Centre Point tower offers a better and cheaper view than the bridge but the bridge looks much more fun.
Centre Point tower offers a better and cheaper view than the bridge but the bridge looks much more fun.
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Originally posted by steandleigh
The view from the top of syd harbour bridge is much better!!!
The view from the top of syd harbour bridge is much better!!!
have not had that pleasure yet, but im sure the view is fantastic.
i did see billy connolly up there on his world tour and it took the old fart a couple of hours to climb it, i have climbed pen-y-fan in less time than that.