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  The purpose of this post is not to discuss politics, I couldn't care less about it. However, as owner of window cleaning Coogee , I noticed a strange connection today when I was cleaning windows in beachside suburb, Coogee. The client I spoke to mentioned that Coogee USED to be quite a run down area when her family moved in around 30-40 years ago. Not that you would notice this now of course, the area commands not only steep property sale prices, but also steep rents too! So, the question that came to my mind is...How can an area that is now a typically conservative region have been so closely affiliated with the opposite end of the politcal sphere? The typically conservative style area, spent many years as a Labor stronghold, before switching 180 degrees to typical expectations. Coogee - Humble Roots, Rapid Growth It is hard to believe that this affluent area was not always the jewel in the crown of the unofficial capital of Australia, Sydney. But, as unlikely as it seems, Cooge

  Why Include Icebergs in A Post About Architecture? When it comes to great buildings and constructions in Sydney Australia, Icebergs may not, at first, appear to be a natural fit for this category. However, I have been window cleaning Maroubra , which is only a mile or two away for many years, and over this time my appreciation for this iconic pool have grown. The important thing to remember about Bondi Icebergs is that it is not your traditional open air pool, and that is exactly how it was designed...to be naturally amazing! A Brief Guide To It's History The area had a natural rock pool at it's southern end that became popular with swimmers. Amazingly, this started to gain popularity in the early 1800's! However, in 1880 Waverley Council requested the building of public 'baths'. This idea, whilst not universally popular, became the forerunner for what we have today. In 1886, the NSW government gave permission to a certain Mr A Williams to begin construction of th

 After the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and possibly before! The Sydney Opera House is the most recognisable architectural landmark to visit in the city of Sydney, Australia. As owner of window cleaning Sydney , I have seen this amazing site so many times that it is easy to take it for granted. For those of you who aren't familiar with it, here are some background details to help you see why you MUST visit Sydney soon to see it! When Was The Opera House Built? Many modern architects would give their right arm to create something that is as beautiful as the Sydney Opera House, something that in itself guarantees thousands of visitors each year, bringing in literally millions of dollars to the local economy.  However, in today's world, construction is much more expensive than in times past. So, it would take a massive injection of capital, and commitment, from local authorities to fund such an impressive project..something that in this world scarred from Covid, is not readily availabl