Bantry Bay

The Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine Complex is located in Garigal National Park and managed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. The Complex occupies an area of around 14 hectares on both the eastern and western shores of the bay and consists of numerous buildings, seawalls, tram lines, wharves, slipways, tracks, dams, and other above-surface remains as well as a number of archaeological sites. It is an important but little known part of the cultural, and natural, heritage of Sydney.

More photos from this spot can be seen at Gumnuts and Other Stuff.

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Old slipway.

Rusting chain on beach.

Old slipway, Bantry Bay.

Old slipway.

Nice knot.

Chain pain.

Rusty shells.

Someone didn't read the sign.

Camera:  Canon PowerShot SX60 HS

Seen on a Wildflower Trip to Western Australia, Sept 2014

Objects that caught my eye while on a wildflower tour to the south west of Western Australia.

All the photos from this trip can be seen at my other blog: Gumnuts and Other Stuff

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Perth 

Earthquake damage in York

On track

Sculptures in Hyden

Ravensthorpe area

A park in Jerramungup  

Sculptures in Albany

Gilbert's Winery

Cape Leeuwin

Cowaramup 

Fremantle

Macho Man

Macho Man

Rottnest Island

Broken Hill

Adelaide SA

New scars

'Rust' in nature

Donkey Orchids

Lichen

Finished