Georges Heights to Bradley's Head

jasonnewman · 发表于 2014-6-8 03:16:48

If you love walkabout trails you’d already know that access to the Headland Park is now open to the public from sunrise to sunset. There is a gorgeous walking track that links Chowder Bay and Balmoral on the other side of the headland. The newly found park covers the former defence lands at Chowder Bay, Georges Heights and Middle Head in Mosman and holds a spectacular view of the north and the south heads. If you live around Sydney do not miss this hidden gem.More info about the site can be found at http://www.harbourtrust.gov.au/topics/sitesmiddlehead.html[ 本帖最后由 jasonnewman 于 2007-10-16 19:29 编辑 ]

jasonnewman · 发表于 2014-6-8 07:40:41

From: http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2006/06/19/1150701476996.htmlThe Tearoom Gunners' BarracksBy Simon Thomsen
June 20, 2006At last, people who take tea (and food) seriously. And what a view.Address:  Suakin Dr, Georges Heights, Mosman
Phone:  (02) 8962 5900
Style:  Restaurants, Cafes
Cuisine:  Modern Australian, Cafe Fare
Hours:  Daily lunch, noon-3pm; morning and afternoon tea, 11am-5pm.
Price Guide:  Entrees $18-$20; mains $35; dessert $15; teas $28-$55.
Summary:  Historic location with an awesome view, charming food and a fine tea list Sorry Harry, Tim, Mark, Guus, Eddie and the rest of you Johnny-Warren-come-lately supporters, but I don't care who wins the World Cup. I know FIFA claims a total audience of 33 billion. On a planet of 6.6 billion people, it shows how much satellite TV has improved, but tea is my game and it has even more fans.Annual global tea production is about 3.15 billion kilograms which, by my back-of-the-napkin calculations, equates to about 252 billion litres