Last week my workplace had a team-building day that saw us sailing on Sydney Harbour. It was a great day, and a lot of fun.
What really made it special for our boat was that a small pod of three dolphins came alongside us, swimming and leaping and just generally playing. One of the guys onboard recorded it on his iPhone; the dolphins show up around 0:35 and get really close at about 1:35. It was pretty cool.
Sydney Harbour is famous, and has iconic, commonly-photographed elements like the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House.
I like the picture below, though, because it’s a view I’ve not seen before: from the altitude of a cruising airplane. You can see how large it is, how convoluted the harbour is, how many coves and bays it has. It’s a massive, pivotal, anchoring piece of this city.
Image from zoom eric via Flickr
