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Richard Flynn  > 2008 > Australia, July-August 2008 > Sydney: July–August 2008
Photos from my time back in Sydney—with all my immediate family eventually—in July and August 2008, in anticipation of Thomas’ and Mary’s wedding on 16th August. This gallery includes photos from around Sydney, of events before the wedding, and a few from the wedding-day itself.
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Richard Flynn > Sydney, looking over North and South Heads from the Pacific (in the east) towards the city. When surveying the east coast of Australia, Captain Cook initially dismissed what would later become Port Jackson/Sydney Harbour: he couldn’t see over the rock of the heads and dismissed it as merely a rocky cove. Before Thomas’ wedding the men of the family were invited to go to HARS for the day when Mary held her Kitchen Tea for the ladies. The day included a flight on the Super Constellation.
Richard Flynn > Toby, at the dinner we held for Thomas in Woolloomooloo on the Tuesday before his wedding.
Richard Flynn > Daddy, at the dinner we held for Thomas in Woolloomooloo on the Tuesday before his wedding.
Richard Flynn > Phuong, at the dinner we held for Thomas in Woolloomooloo on the Tuesday before his wedding.
Richard Flynn > Thomas and his friend Ben John, at the dinner we held for him (Thomas) in Woolloomooloo on the Tuesday before his wedding.
Richard Flynn > Philip and Phuong, at the dinner we held for Thomas in Woolloomooloo on the Tuesday before his wedding.
Richard Flynn > Mummy, in the sitting room of Thomas’ and Mary’s new house, before the family lunch held there on the Wednesday before their wedding.
Richard Flynn > Antepasti laid out by the caterer for the family lunch held in Thomas’ and Mary’s new house on the Wednesday before their wedding.
Richard Flynn > the family lunch held in Thomas’ and Mary’s new house on the Wednesday before their wedding.
Sydney, looking over North and South Heads from the Pacific (in the east) towards the city. When surveying the east coast of Australia, Captain Cook initially dismissed what would later become Port Jackson/Sydney Harbour: he couldn’t see over the rock of the heads and dismissed it as merely a rocky cove.

Before Thomas’ wedding the men of the family were invited to go to HARS for the day when Mary held her Kitchen Tea for the ladies. The day included a flight on the Super Constellation.
> Sydney, looking over North and South Heads from the Pacific (in the east) towards the city. When surveying the east coast of Australia, Captain Cook initially dismissed what would later become Port Jackson/Sydney Harbour: he couldn’t see over the rock of the heads and dismissed it as merely a rocky cove. Before Thomas’ wedding the men of the family were invited to go to HARS for the day when Mary held her Kitchen Tea for the ladies. The day included a flight on the Super Constellation.
Sydney, looking over North and South Heads from the Pacific (in the east) towards the city. When surveying the east coast of Australia, Captain Cook initially dismissed what would later become Port Jackson/Sydney Harbour: he couldn’t see over the rock of the heads and dismissed it as merely a rocky cove.

Before Thomas’ wedding the men of the family were invited to go to HARS for the day when Mary held her Kitchen Tea for the ladies. The day included a flight on the Super Constellation.
Camera: Canon (Canon Eos 20d) |
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