The Gurr (Clear View Pavilion) at the top of Sydney's Chinese Garden of Friednshiop and the Twin Pavilion (left). Photos: Gillian Vine : A little bit of China in Sydney
The Gurr (Clear View Pavilion) at the top of Sydney's Chinese Garden of Friednshiop and the Twin Pavilion (left). Photos: Gillian Vine : A little bit of China in Sydney
A moon gate forms a circular frame for a garden view. : A little bit of China in Sydney
A moon gate forms a circular frame for a garden view. : A little bit of China in Sydney
A miniature tree in the penjing (bonsai) display. Unlabelled, it is possibly Wrightia religiosa. : A little bit of China in Sydney
A miniature tree in the penjing (bonsai) display. Unlabelled, it is possibly Wrightia religiosa. : A little bit of China in Sydney
The lotus lake has a good display of the scented subtropical plant. : A little bit of China in Sydney
The lotus lake has a good display of the scented subtropical plant. : A little bit of China in Sydney
Graffiti on stems in the bamboo forest. : A little bit of China in Sydney
Graffiti on stems in the bamboo forest. : A little bit of China in Sydney
The Gragon Wall symbolises the links between New South Wales and Guangdong. : A little bit of China in Sydney
The Gragon Wall symbolises the links between New South Wales and Guangdong. : A little bit of China in Sydney
A little bit of China in Sydney
In some ways, Sydney's Chinese Garden of Friendship is like Dunedin's. The first similarity is that it symbolises the links between two cities, in...