how sweet. not while quite a pet cemetery, this is a memorial wall for the dearly beloved dogs that once used to frolic about in bicentennial park, glebe.
there are little plaques erected, some with laminated photos.
it’s a great little dog community down there and one of the few places left in sydney where there is a dedicated dog beach. nice.
Edited: May 14th, 2010
glebe park – it’s a top spot. the area used to be a bit of an industrial wasteland, and there are a few pockets here and there which still are. parked across the bay are berthed mega multi million dollar floating toys for the rich.
a popular place to take your dog for a swim.
Edited: April 13th, 2010
Well, it’s actually just a shot of this at night.
Just so that I don’t ruffle too many feathers with a misleading title, today i read an article in the Sydney Morning Herald about a guy in the Northern Territory who has been filming strange goings on in the sky. He plans to make the Top End into a tourist attraction that beats the pants off Roswell in the US. Good luck to him, i say..
You can check his videos out at www.UFOterritory.com.au
this is another photo from the amazing series.
Edited: August 13th, 2009
I actually went back to re-shoot a previous post, as suggested by some of the readers here, but got distracted by this scene instead.
The park was full of 16 yr olds getting pissed for someones birthday, it was all good though. Kind of like a time machine.
I come down here often, but it’s the first time i’ve been down here at night in years. With the eye, it’s not at all creepy, but through the lens, it certainly can be – especially when shooting tungsten using daylight temperatures.
So i guess i will just have to come back and get the UFO’s another night…
Edited: August 8th, 2009