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The Whispering Wall Seat - Nielsen Park, Vaucluse, Sydney
Australia
Under the shade of two massive old Port Jackson Fig trees, is a weathered curved concrete bench; a whispering wall. Sit at one end and whisper into the wall, your friend will hear you at the other end. oh, there's the beach too, Shark Beach, netted of course! And the Harbourside National Park, all beautiful.
Copyright: Kent Johnson
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 14000x7000
Taken: 13/05/2021
送信日: 24/05/2021
Published: 24/05/2021
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Tags: nielsen park; vaucluse; sydney; whispering wall; national park; sydney harbour; beach; port jackson fig; heritage architecture; concrete bench; fig tree; eastern suburbs; park
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