Magpie, Q Station verandah June 2009

A wonderful place to read my book, looking over the harbbour at the Q Station Hotel

Verandah rooms, Q Station Hotel, North Head, Sydney, June

Eddie, Merry and Michael arrive at Q Station June

Eli, what is this, do you think? An alien, a Dr Who character, a termites' nest?
Q Station June

Jean and Cate peek into the restaurant, Q Station Wharf precinct

Sydney Harbour Ferry, Q Station, a storm coming in

Spur wing plovers, Q Station wharf

Jean, Merry and Michael have coffee on the Q Station wharf - a windy,
sunny Sunday in June

Another ship's memorial, Q Station

One of the many carvings in the cliff face near the wharf at the Q Station.
The quarantined passengers had very little to do and made many such
carvings to commemorate their stay. This cannot be the Lusitania
that was sunk by a German gun boat in 1915, as that Liner was built in 1906.

Quarantine Hospital, North Head Q Station

Sydney Harbour Ferry

A boundary post, Quarantine Station. Clearly this was built by French or Italian
masons - we saw constructions like these in Europe last year

A pretty cove - seen from the Hotel verandah, North Head Q Station

Sydney Harbour on Sunday from the Q Station at North Head

333 steps from the Q Station to the wharf - we had so amny visitors we
went up and down 3 times!

Gravestone for two paients who did not survive at the Quarantine Station

Q Station Wharf , Museum, and Hospital on the Hill

Q Station wharf precinct, restaurant and train tracks for luggage transport

Q Station Beach, North Head

Q Station Wharf, where Quarantined ships disembarked - rail tracks
are for unloading luggage

Sydney skyline from Q Station, North Head, sunset

Sydney from the Q Station, sunset, June

Q Station, June, sunset