Macquarie Lighthouse on the cliffs near the southern entrance to Sydney Harbour. It was designed by Francis Greenway under Governor Lachlan Macquarie during the early years of British settlement. It was finished in 1818 and remains in operation. A windvane points to the direction of the wind, here it is from the south west. This image was taken on a sunny winter afternoon. Safety | Built Structure | Symbol | City | Building Feature

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