Berangaroo
See also:- Centennial Park : Parramatta Park : Hyde Park : Olympic Park : Berangaroo : Botanic Gardens
See also:- Centennial Park : Parramatta Park : Hyde Park : Olympic Park : Berangaroo : Botanic Gardens
Barangaroo is named after a powerful 18th-century Cammeraygal woman who was an interlocutor with Governor Arthur Phillip, the captain of the First Fleet in 1788.
Wulugal Walk: Wulugul was the local indigenous word for kingfish, a prize catch for Aboriginal people long before European settlement. –
Wulugal Walk: Wulugul was the local indigenous word for kingfish, a prize catch for Aboriginal people long before European settlement. –
The festivities in 2021 when the area opened.
With people that tall it is not surprising that the little girl was scared. |
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Meeting the giant fluffy dog was still to happen
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