Fire Water at the Rocks
Author: Gourmantic Posted on: June 17, 2009 at 4:34 pm
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The Fire Water spectacle was a fitting end to the 2009 Vivid Sydney festival, with a stunning harbourside show and the Lighting of the Sails of the Opera House as a colourful backdrop.
On a mild winter evening, locals and tourists huddled around Campbell Cove in the historic Rocks area to watch the harbour come alive with sound and light.
The performance featured floating lanterns and a re-enactment of the convict ship, the Three Bees which rose from the dark waters and bursts into flames.
The show pays homage to the convicts and their descendants.
For as long as she could hold a pen, Ms Gourmantic has been an avid scribe feeding her passion for writing with an overactive imagination. Her repertoire includes works of fiction, short stories, travelogues as well as authoring blogs and photoblogs. She is currently writing a novel.
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That was an amazing show. My wife and I were visiting Sydney from the UK and we’re glad not to have missed it.
Jim - I’m pleased Sydney put on an impressive show during your trip. Thank you for dropping in.
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