captainedwardrobertsterling

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Captain Edward Robert Sterling, Ethel May Sterling and her daughter Margaret Francis Sterling, 1918

  • beachcomber australia said:
    The Sterling name rang a bell - the ship 'Helen B Sterling', named after Captain Edward Robert Sterling's wife, had a rather sad ending in Sydney in the 1930s. See comments etc on this photo of the ship passing under the Harbour Bridge in 1931 -
  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    beachcomber australia Thank you for that link beachcomber! It is a wonderful photograph. There appears to be quite a bit of information about the vessels, and the shipping family available which is promising.

Group portrait in a ship's cabin, c 1916

  • beachcomber australia said:
    The sheet music on the piano "Oh, You Beautiful Doll" features in this 1911 YouTube Bill Murray recording - youtu.be/K5VKO2OYrps

Two men at the Govett's Leap lookout in the Blue Mountains, 1913-1929

  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    [http://www.flickr.com/photos/51979177@N02] Yes it is indeed! Thank you quasymody. It is certainly one of my fave places. Hehe, penal colony :P
  • Mich said:
    I think that is Evans Lookout, not Govett Leap Lookout.
  • marhleet said:
    yep, Evan's, not Govett's
  • marhleet said:
    I google searched both names and looked at the images. G has a long Y valley with a waterfall
  • covid convict said:
    Definitely Govett's Leap Lookout or fairly close to it...you get a different view from Evans Lookout...

    When I used to go hiking in this part of the world I didn't own a camera, so I don't have a single photo to show for all those wonderful days (and nights) spent in the Grose Valley and tributaries...in all sorts of weather...most of the time wearing volleys or running shoes, carrying a backpack from army disposals containing an old wool jumper, a cheap plastic raincoat and a tent fly...and sometimes a sleeping bag.

    If anyone wants to pay for my airfare and a couple of night's accommodation I'm willing to make a trip to the area to establish the exact location...I have a camera these days, so I can take photos from the various locations...

    www.flickr.com/photos/powerhouse_museum/3003587627/
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