Shelly Beach
Shelly Beach is a short walk from the centre of Manly along a beautiful walkway with spectacular views. Shelly Beach is one of the few on the east coast that faces North. It is protected from the surf and is and ideal safe spot to take the kids.Summer time at Shelly Beach near Manly Sydney Australia More Info
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Ship Wreck Homebush Bay Sydney Australia
SS Ayrfield (launched as SS Corrimal) One of several wrecks still located in Homebush Bay. A steel-hulled steam collier weighing 1140 tonnes and 79m long, it was built in the UK in 1911 and registered in Sydney in 1912. It was commissioned by the Commonwealth Government for the transportation of supplies to American troops stationed in the pacific regions during WWII. In 1951, it was renamed SS Ayrfield and operated as a collier between Newcastle and Sydney. By 1972, the hull had been broken up and ended up in Homebush Bay. More Info
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Ship Wreck Homebush Bay Sydney Australia
SS Ayrfield (launched as SS Corrimal) One of several wrecks still located in Homebush Bay. A steel-hulled steam collier weighing 1140 tonnes and 79m long, it was built in the UK in 1911 and registered in Sydney in 1912. It was commissioned by the Commonwealth Government for the transportation of supplies to American troops stationed in the pacific regions during WWII. In 1951, it was renamed SS Ayrfield and operated as a collier between Newcastle and Sydney. By 1972, the hull had been broken up and ended up in Homebush Bay. More Info
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Ship Wreck Sydney Harbour
SS Ayrfield (launched as SS Corrimal) One of several wrecks still located in Homebush Bay. A steel-hulled steam collier weighing 1140 tonnes and 79m long, it was built in the UK in 1911 and registered in Sydney in 1912. It was commissioned by the Commonwealth Government for the transportation of supplies to American troops stationed in the pacific regions during WWII. In 1951, it was renamed SS Ayrfield and operated as a collier between Newcastle and Sydney. By 1972, the hull had been broken up and ended up in Homebush Bay. Sydney Australia More Info
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Ship Wreck Sydney Harbour
SS Ayrfield (launched as SS Corrimal) One of several wrecks still located in Homebush Bay. A steel-hulled steam collier weighing 1140 tonnes and 79m long, it was built in the UK in 1911 and registered in Sydney in 1912. It was commissioned by the Commonwealth Government for the transportation of supplies to American troops stationed in the pacific regions during WWII. In 1951, it was renamed SS Ayrfield and operated as a collier between Newcastle and Sydney. By 1972, the hull had been broken up and ended up in Homebush Bay. Sydney Australia More Info
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Ship Wreck Sydney Harbour
SS Ayrfield (launched as SS Corrimal) One of several wrecks still located in Homebush Bay. A steel-hulled steam collier weighing 1140 tonnes and 79m long, it was built in the UK in 1911 and registered in Sydney in 1912. It was commissioned by the Commonwealth Government for the transportation of supplies to American troops stationed in the pacific regions during WWII. In 1951, it was renamed SS Ayrfield and operated as a collier between Newcastle and Sydney. By 1972, the hull had been broken up and ended up in Homebush Bay. Sydney Australia More Info
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