Where are the Local Listings?

Where are the Local Listings? They're on my new website Locally Owned Locally Made Gosford at lhttp://locallygosford.blogspot.com.au/.


Feedback made urgent the moving of the Local Listings to the new site, so they can flourish without having to be hunted down on this site.

Locally Owned Locally Made Gosford
will have live links to businesses websites and business phone numbers for tradespeople and others who don’t need websites. When I first go live, I’ll be putting up some live links and phone numbers for free until I have things sorted out and I’m ready to charge (standard) pay-per-click rates. Enjoy!

Thursday, 23 August 2018

Topped Out - Part 2

 Batley Street


Batley Street topped out & nearly move-in ready, 27th July 2018
Those sticking out balconies on the right of the building would give you a view of the lovely gums and wattles and casuarinas on Presidents Hill, as well as those great water views too.


Looking west at the Bately Street site, 27th July 2018
Fagans Bay (not Phegans Bay) visible at the left bottom edge of this photo and the crane at the Fielder Street site on the right edge, with the tree-covered Kariong Ridge beyond that.



Batley Street penthouse, 27th July 2018

Batley Street's penthouse has 360 degree views of the water, over the southern part of Gosford and, from its back windows, of the nice restful trees on Presidents Hill.

 Harbour View in Wilhelmina Street


Sunny winter's day at the corner of Wilhelmina & Batley Streets, 27th July 2018


It all looks quiet on a sunny winter's day.



Lots going on inside at Wilhelmina Street, 27th July 2018
But I could hear them going at it hammer and tongs all over the site, behind that mysterious blue mesh.

 Extra

Old "roach back" fire truck at Kibble Park, 14th July 2018
An old "roach back" fire truck at Kibble Park, during the winter festival last month. The adults loved it as much as the kids did.



Gear storage lockers along the outside, 14th July 2018
Lockers down the sides where they used to keep the hoses and other fire-fighting gear.


The back of the roach back shows you why it's called a roach back, 14th July 2018
Why it's called a "roach back". It looks remarkably like a cockroach from this angle.


More building sites and extras very soon.

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