New South Wales (NSW) Gallery

SS Ayrfield - Floating Forest, Homebush Bay

From cargo freighter to forest, the SS Ayrfield is a beautifully broken-down wreck, forever locked in Australia's Homebush Bay. The SS Ayrfield, formally called the Corrimal, is a 1,140-tonne steam collier ship, which ran coal between Newcastle and Sydney during the 20th Century, before being reassigned to assist as a transport ship for Australia during World War II (WWII). Built in the United Kingdom in 1911, the SS Ayrfield retired to join those of its kind in the shipwreck yard in Homebush Bay

© A2014 Peta Jade

The Macquarie Lighthouse,Vaucluse, New South Wales, Australia

The Macquarie Lighthouse, also known as South Head Upper Light, is located on Dunbar Head, Vaucluse.The lighthouse is dated 1883

© Yann Guichaoua

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The lunettes of the Walls of China at sunset, Mungo National Park, Australia

Mungo National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Listed desert park located near Balranald in NSW, Australia. It is centred around Lake Mungo which is one of many dry desert lakes.
The Walls of China is a series of Lunettes located on the edge of Lake Mungo. In particular in the late afternoon and sunset the lunettes take on a magical appearance

© 2015 Andrea Robinson