HMAS Sydney II Memorial

It was memorable and we had a silent moment, to remember those that passed.

On a hill, we went together at night and once in the morning, a similar "helmet" shape east-east, on which there are many peace pigeons. Looking at it, we went to use a very advanced (high-tech) fully automated toilet near the scenic area and left. There's a very large Coles Supermarkets nearby. It takes six to seven hours to get back to Perth and 400 to 500 kilometers to get on the road after buying good food, drinks and so on.

Very solemn place, especially seeing the curtain wall engraved with the names of 645 soldiers, and the statue of the anxious-looking mother who is looking forward to the return of the child, the heart is heavy, the war is always abominable, and the hope that humanity will learn from it.

Playing in Western Australia's second largest city - taking stock of Geraldton's most worthwhile visit to the Royal Australian Navy ship "Sydney" memorial "Sydney" mainly commemorates the Australian warship Sydney, which was sunk by Germany during World War II, and the 645 ships that died in the 1941 World War II confrontation with German warships. Member. The monument is also engraved with the names of the dead. It is also a good place to enjoy the sunset. The materials on the square circular building are made from the wreckage of this warship, and the pattern on it is Peace Dove. Mt Scott team tour: 10:30 St. Francis Xavier Cathedral This church is the largest in Geraldton. It took 22 years to complete. It is still very impressive from the appearance. The interior skylights, domes and walls are painted with a strong sense of art. Although not comparable to European churches, it is undoubtedly a decent work of art in Geraldton. Cathedral Ave Opening hours: Team tour Monday, Wednesday and Sunday 14:30, Friday 16:00, AU$5, there is a museum store next door Point Moore Lighthouse This is a non-sightseeing lighthouse, of course it is not very cool. A beach in front is still beautiful, and the West Australian Museum in Geraldton, the Geraldton Regional Museum and the Old Geraldton Prison Crafts Center are also worth a visit at sunset, but they end early. Around Geraldton 1. Wildflower Road (spring limited) in the eastern interior of Geraldton, Rte123 leads to a town full of wheat granaries, wild flowers and only one bistro. During the month of 8-9, there are many lively activities Morawa, Mingenew and Mullewa. Triangles, wildflowers bloom in season people flock to, but the carrying capacity of these three places is limited. Morawa and Merleva have unique churches designed by Monsignor John Hawes. Merleva is famous for its wreaths, and the town has a wildflower show every August. Coalseam Conservation Park: On Irwin and Irwin River, 34 kilometers northeast of Mingjin, there are paper daisys in full bloom, a short loop trail and ancient shell fossils embedded in cliffs. Perenjori Perenjori, surrounded by many wild flowers, opens from July to November. The visitor center is also the location of the Herald Museum Poinner Museum: Fowler St, 7-10 opens Monday-Friday 9:00-16:00. 2, Horrox Horrocks northbound through Geraldton, before going to Powder Lake will pass through this seaside town 3, Gregory Port Gregory a coral reef group, perfect for fishing and snorkeling.