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An educated guess: The top end of Mosman Bay looking west from roughly where now is the corner of Avenue Road and Millett Road, Mosman. The tidal flats were filled in and landscaped about 1900 (see all the references to Mosman waterfalls). The Park Avenue waterfall is out of sight behind the pale rock. According to the Rangers Estate map www.nla.gov.au/apps/cdview?pi=nla.map-lfsp1643-sd . there should be another waterfall at the head of the bay right of this photo, near the end of Millett Road. There are (channel?) marker posts in the water and white-painted marker posts. The fence around the trees (why?) is also in this photo www.flickr.com/photos/powerhouse_museum/3195835022/ . Taken at a similar location, but with a large group of people.

lindo lugar !

great shot

An interesting image:) A million images are beautiful but this is the splendor and rarely--great composition/treatment.

lovely. :)

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A person on left hand side coouldn't see the legs,he or she must step up higher to a land,or cameraman had to shift a camera a bit lower,so that could see this person's legs there.

If you zoom in at the PURL version, around the corner from The Gap (above the white water) you can see the fixed ladders used by fishermen to scale the cliffs...I gather this is 'Jacob's Ladder'...