# Sunset from the Sydney Observatory

I didn't know Sydney Observatory is famous for its night view of the city. When I arrived at the top of the hill, many people were gathering.

The sunset was amazing. Sun downed from the top of the building to the horizon, making glorious sunlight everywhere. Through the leaves of the tree, sunlight straight forward.

When the sun touched the line of the horizon, the light made a fan shape, like a sector form. If you visit Sydney, I recommend you to visit the hill(Sydney Observatory) at sunset time.

With sunset, bats also started their morning(literally night). With a gradient color of pastel tone of clouds, a bat flew leisurely.

As I watched the view of Sydney Bay from the bench, I wondered 'How about walking on that Harbour bridge? not just watching it?'

Yes, I did it.

# Harbour Bridge Walking

From the Sydney Observatory, it took about 20 minutes to the bridge starting point. the two pylons, which is the starting point of the BridgeClimb. 

BridgeClimb. Unfortunately, I didn't experience the activity in the whole Sydney period. Because I thought it would be dangerous for me, including my father. Someday, If I visit Sydney again, I will do it with pleasure.

Anyway, from the pylon, walking took 30 minutes to reach the opposite side of the bridge. On the walk, I could see the great night view of the Landmark with still-running ferries.

It was too hard to take a picture of the night view due to the fence. For the safety of the people, the fences were set up.

At the end of the bridge(also it is the start of the bridge), there was an information sign about the bridge's history.

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