I went through my old photos just now. This is one of those photos that I like and I have yet to share.
The photo was shot at Watsons Bay, Sydney. If you click the link, I can tell you that it was taken from the top of the cliff, near the lighthouse, looking down.
Ah hell. I will just reproduce it here.
Like in the previous picture, Manly is on the horizon.
Wikipedia says that the lighthouse is the third oldest lighthouse in Australia (if Wikipedia says so, it has to be true. Would Jimmy Wales lie to us?). It was built in 1858. It guards the entrance to Port Jackson, or really, the city of Sydney.
I woke up one morning and then I felt an urge to see the Tasman Sea. So I got on a bus to catch a boat ride to Watsons Bay, which is to the east of Sydney.
This particular shot was taken from South Head, one of the heads that form the entrance to Sydney from the sea.
In the background is Manly.