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WHY WALK?
1. Why this walk? Beautiful is the perfect word to describe magnificent Sydney harbour.
2. Walking increases blood flow to the brain, improving memory almost instantly!

STUNNINGLY SCENIC WALK - Make it happen, we need the exercise for sure, yes/no? Let's start up the stairs through the famous ROCKS area, then beautiful views as we cross the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

NORTH SIDE: The Kirribilli section near Luna Park, perfect for beautiful photos. Then past Mary Booth Lookout towards Admiralty House & Kirribilli House,

Lady Gowrie Lookout, to Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron, then past Ensemble Theatre, just around the corner is the Submarine Base Platypus, From here, Oberon Park then onto Anderson Park for Lunch break.

Walking past Mary Gibb's Nutcote, Australia's foremost children's author and illustrator's home, When we hit Cremorne Reserve, it's one of the most scenic walks in Sydney. Cremorne Point Garden and Walk takes us to Mosman Wharf, opt out is ok here if you prefer.

Onto Taronga Zoo Wharf via Sirius Cove Reserve, pretty place! Whiting Beach also on the way, then Curlew Camp Artists' Walk.

Most Loved of all the Sydney Harbour Walks. Your camera will jump for joy when it sees the Magnificent Panoramic views from Kirribilli, Cremorne Point and the walkways along the north shore! Don't miss this one!

FINISH at Taronga Wharf. Grab regular ferries back to Circular Quay! Yippee Great Day!

Start Time: 10am Start - please try to be 5 minutes early.
Meeting Point: Customs House Courtyard Steps. (corner Loftus & Alfred Streets)

Distance: 14km (finish before 2pm)
Difficulty: Easy/Moderate, hills, stairs, paths, walkways, plenty of get out points.
Walking Pace: An easy steady pace at 4.25km-4.50km per hour.

What to Bring: Comfortable outfit, a litre of water, snacks, hat, sunscreen, a raincoat just in case of wet weather. Bring your happy personality too!

Price: $10 cash please or PAY ID 0435801602 name George Palasty.

Contact: George 0435 801 602 if you have questions. (call or text) - More people arrive from our combined meetup groups for these Walking Events.

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