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Bondi Junction and Woollahra, NSW
Australia
Captured in bright early morning sunshine from near Cooper Park above Woollahra (aboriginal word for "campsite" or "resting place"), a leafy upmarket residential area in Sydney's eastern suburbs. In the distance can be seen Sydney Harbour and CBD, and running in front of the commercial and retail high-rise of nearby Bondi Junction is the Syd Einfield Drive. The name Bondi is derived from the aboriginal name of "water breaking over rocks", the Junction being near an iconic coastline of beaches and headlands.
Copyright: Mike Salon
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 8192x4096
Taken: 16/11/2020
Uploaded: 16/11/2020
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Tags: suburb; residential; houses; parkland; harbour; high rise; city; tree
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