The Campanile was built and completed in 1923 on the landing beach where the British Settlers landed in 1820 in commemoration of the centenary of their arrival. The tower is 51.8 meters high and has 204 steps to the top. It also has a carillon of 23 bells. Unfortunately it was cut off from the city by the construction of the Settlers Freeway, but there are plans to develop a Freedom Walk from the Campanile to the Donkin Reserve. Unfortunately the sign in the picture has disappeared a while ago, probably at the hands of thieves who have sold it as scrap metal. But we won't go into that now.For more unbelievable Skywatch picture from all over the world, follow this link.
Great shot, very cool persepective!
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What a view upward! ~Maria
ReplyDeleteTop marks on the creative angle for quite an unusual image.
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A wonderfully different view of the bell tower. I wish I could hear the bells.
ReplyDeletea different kind of perspective! brings on a different appreciation of the campanile!
ReplyDeleteWhat a shot! Love the red bell tower looming up and up...against the blue sky.
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