royalnationalpark

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A beach walk

  • Wayne Hill said:
    Goodness me! on second glance these people are walking across the top of Wattamolla falls and cliff face. IN HIGH HEELS!!!-

Don Harkness at wheel in RAC hill climb, Royal National Park, 1926

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  • Jiffiner said:
    makes me think of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
  • abounding interest said:
    Those were the days
  • Alejandra H. Covarrubias said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called **Social Documentary Photography & events** (Post 1 Award 5) , and we'd love to have this added to the group!

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  • photographer695 said:
    No such thing as hard hats, where was the Health & Safety Executive?
  • kingboroc said:
    You can not race untill you put your tie on.

The ferry 'Bundeena', Royal National Park (NSW)

  • Nev said:
    A wonderful online addition to our State's early history !
  • Nev said:
    Only a guess, but it would have to be plying some portion of Port Hacking ? It would be great to get extra info about this ferry and in what years it operated ?
  • Michael Sutton said:
    This is just so awesome, I wish this was still on our beloved Hacking River.
  • juantoo34 said:
    The "Bundeena" ended up in service at Port Arthur, Tasmania, for many decades from the 1980s. I don't know what's happened to her since. Currently the "Curranulla" is still in reliable service from Cronulla to Bundeena in the Royal National Park, having been first commissioned on May 12, 1939.
  • Rob Gawthorne said:
    The Bundeena ran from 1946-1975 and was sold to Tasmanian interests after the Tasman Bridge was severely damaged by iron oar carrier "Lake Illawarra". the "Curranulla" was tje most used vessel even when the ."Bundeena " was still in service, her wight and dfaft could be a problam from to time !! The "Bundeena" has been on Sydney Harbour since 2002 👍⚓🇦🇺