I am still catching up hahahaha - still in 2017 oh dear!
Decided to stay with the train theme - this week hangin' around Central Station.
Sydney set its time by the Central Station Clock for 89 years – starting from 10.22am on 3 March 1921, when the clock first ticked into life, until 2010, when the landmark was switched off for restoration.
The 85-metre Clock Tower in the Free Classical style was added to Central Station in 1921 by the station’s original architect, Walter Liberty Vernon. Its addition was part of the ongoing evolution of Central Station, which was partly completed in 1906 in the Federation style, and adopted other architectural styles over the decades. Multiple entrances and suburban platforms were added from 1926 to 1932, and the Eastern Suburbs lines in 1979.
Hi Annie, busy as ever. I hope you are alright, I was on almost 365 three years ago, had some time iff but misted it. Then under the name of Tineke, but for englisch speaking people Tina is more easy.
