Crossing Bridges 1!

There’s so much to do round Sydney and luckily enough I had enough time to do all that I wanted to do without rushing. Planning and making the most of my time to enjoy and relax was the emphasis of this trip. Traveling to the land down under is not a domestic flight and there is quite a bit of flying involved. The delayed flight and change in plans was the exact type of mitigation I had to put into place to make sure things carried on smoothly. Today was all about exploring the Harbour area and checking out the Harbour Bridge which is a very famous landmark itself. The connecting bridge is absolutely monstrous in size and I was amazed at how the bridge connected so many different parts of steel to connect two parts of land over the flowing waters that I had been fixated on for a while now.

Many bridges in the world have become world renowned landmarks and attractions for many visitors. This isn’t solely down to the aesthetic design reasons however. There is a great deal of history and utility incorporated into these bridges, serving the country in a most remarkable way.