Melbourne from Even Higher Up
Rialto Tower is good but Eureka Tower is taller and newer. This provides great vistas of Melbourne from all angles.
Written on December 2, 2009 | Posted in Australia | No comment
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Further on Up
Taking a ride up Eureka Tower to Skydeck 88 to view Melbourne from very high up. Skydeck is taller than Rialto and gives some impressive views of Melbourne.
Written on December 2, 2009 | Posted in Wandering | No comment
Paris from Very High Up
Take a ride up the Eiffel Tower and see Paris from Very High Up. View the Trocadero and think that Paris is a city to invade.
Written on August 6, 2008 | Posted in Europe | No comment
Tower of London Eye
One day in London at the Tower of London and around and around the London Eye. Photos of the day on the way to gay Paris.
Written on August 2, 2008 | Posted in England | No comment
London, City of Grime
Back in London again for the day on a slightly unplanned stopover before heading off to Paris the following morning.
Written on August 2, 2008 | Posted in Wandering | No comment
Venice, Italy
Photos from Venice. The pleasure of the city, views from the St Mark’s Square Bell Tower and photo cliches of Venice.
Written on May 8, 2008 | Posted in Europe | No comment
Sydney from Very High Up
Sydney from very high up in Sydney Tower. Views of Sydney, including Kings Cross, museums and St Marys Cathedral.
Written on April 26, 2005 | Posted in Australia | No comment
F1 Views from the Rialto Observation Deck
Albert Park is set up for the F1 Grand Prix weekend in Melbourne, promotions in Fed Square add a little colour to the city while everywhere else just looks good.
Written on March 4, 2005 | Posted in Australia | No comment
Melbourne From Very High Up
Photographs and views of Melbourne from the Rialto observation deck. On a good day the views of Melbourne are truly spectacular.
Written on December 15, 2004 | Posted in Australia | No comment