That does look like a rusty wreck. Another good photo, Kate.

Kate, thanks for another interesting picture. It might make a rather difficult Hard.

Good to see some of your photos here Kate.

Is this a really old wreck? Inetersting picture and an interesting site.

At first I thought this was a picture of my front yard. But my water is a murky blue.

I am in a state of confusion. I have been doing the archives for a while, well during December, I think, I thought Ian called Anne his wife, but in January he speaks to Anne as a good friend. It is not More...

Is this wreck to be left as a memorial, or to eventually be taken away?

Karen/Riesel, Anne/Sydney is my good friend and wife; Anne/Albany is my good friend only.
Sorry for the confusion, I hope that helps.

Ian, I think you are a lucky man to have such good Annes in your life. (Since my middle name is Anne, I am a wee prejudice)

OH! Thank you, Thank you!

I did get the names but not where they were from. I have not completely lost my mind (sort of).

Now for a little mushy talk, Anne you are a lucky person, I have fallen in deep like with Ian, the way he sees the world then able to catch it on film (digital) More...

My brother once had a beautiful 'weekender' on the Hawkesbury River. It is one of the loveliest parts of Sydney. Have never seen this wreck though.

Jenny where abouts was your brother's weekender?
Thanks everyone, for the interest in the picture. The HMAS Parramatta was Australia's 1st naval warship. She was launced in Scotland in 1910. She sank a u-boat in Feb 1917 while patroling between Port Said & Malta. After the war she was a training More...

Thanks for the history of this vessel. It is great to hear that parts of it are memorialized as it has a wondrful history. Thanks again.

Wow Kate, that is fantastic, and what a variety of uses it was put to!! Very interesting!!

Karen, thank you for all the nice things you have said. I'm sorry I have been a bit late in responding but it has been a very busy (and enjoyable) day. I am so glad that you enjoy my photos and I must confess that it gives me pleasure to share them around. I have been lucky and travelled quite a More...

Yes it's certainly had a varied history. It's a bit sad now because some people have been dumping rubbish on it washing machines & stuff like that!

Kate, thank you for an interesting puzzle and a great photo. I would have said at a glance that it is no longer seaworthy.
It is a pity that it has been allowed to rust away because it is a part of our history. I bemoan the fact that so many of our beautiful historic old aeroplanes were More...

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