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Strzelecki Scenic Lookout的点评
点评：Strzelecki’s Lookout is an elevated point at the start of the Memorial Walking Trail.
One side of the lookout, looks down over the modern city and sprawling suburbs of Newcastle, with a view as far as Port Stephens in the northeast. Its’ a panoramic outlook, with views to the north extending to Barrington Tops, the Hunter Valley in the northwest, and Mount Sugarloaf in the far west.
On the other side, the view is over the coastal cliffs and beaches.
The lookout commemorates the 19th century Polish explorer, Paul Edmund Strzelecki. One of Australia’s lesser known explorers, he had a special Newcastle connection.
Between 1839 and 1843, he walked more than 7000 miles, zig-zagging across NSW, Victoria, and Tasmania on foot. Among his achievements, he discovered gold in Bathurst and was the first to climb Mt Kosciusko in the Australian Alps but, most importantly for Newcastle, he was also a skilled geologist.
He collected rock and mineral specimens and drew up meticulous geological and mining maps. His research and knowledge of chemical and coal deposits would ultimately play a key role in the development of area and its coal industry.
A large black marble memorial plaque at the lookout has a copy of one of Strzelecki’s diagrams of the Newcastle coal basin. It was drawn in 1845. Below it, is a modern diagram of Newcastle in 1991 for comparison.
The lookout and the Memorial Walking Trail are easily combined. We parked at the lookout in the High St carpark and then walked along the trail to Bar Beach. Parking was free but it’s only a small car park. Another option is to park at the Bar Beach end of the trail where there’s a much bigger carpark (also free) and walk in the other direction. It’s not a looped trail so whichever end you start at, you’ll have to re-trace your steps.
One side of the lookout, looks down over the modern city and sprawling suburbs of Newcastle, with a view as far as Port Stephens in the northeast. Its’ a panoramic outlook, with views to the north extending to Barrington Tops, the Hunter Valley in the northwest, and Mount Sugarloaf in the far west.
On the other side, the view is over the coastal cliffs and beaches.
The lookout commemorates the 19th century Polish explorer, Paul Edmund Strzelecki. One of Australia’s lesser known explorers, he had a special Newcastle connection.
Between 1839 and 1843, he walked more than 7000 miles, zig-zagging across NSW, Victoria, and Tasmania on foot. Among his achievements, he discovered gold in Bathurst and was the first to climb Mt Kosciusko in the Australian Alps but, most importantly for Newcastle, he was also a skilled geologist.
He collected rock and mineral specimens and drew up meticulous geological and mining maps. His research and knowledge of chemical and coal deposits would ultimately play a key role in the development of area and its coal industry.
A large black marble memorial plaque at the lookout has a copy of one of Strzelecki’s diagrams of the Newcastle coal basin. It was drawn in 1845. Below it, is a modern diagram of Newcastle in 1991 for comparison.
The lookout and the Memorial Walking Trail are easily combined. We parked at the lookout in the High St carpark and then walked along the trail to Bar Beach. Parking was free but it’s only a small car park. Another option is to park at the Bar Beach end of the trail where there’s a much bigger carpark (also free) and walk in the other direction. It’s not a looped trail so whichever end you start at, you’ll have to re-trace your steps.
翻译：斯特泽莱茨基观景台 (Strzelecki’s Lookout) 是纪念步行道起点处的一个高地。
观景台的一侧俯瞰现代城市和纽卡斯尔广阔的郊区，远至东北部的斯蒂芬斯港。这是一个全景景观，向北可以看到巴灵顿山顶、西北部的猎人谷和最西边的舒格洛夫山。
在另一边，可以看到沿海悬崖和海滩的景色。
该瞭望台是为了纪念 19 世纪波兰探险家 Paul Edmund Strzelecki。作为澳大利亚鲜为人知的探险家之一，他与纽卡斯尔有着特殊的联系。
1839 年至 1843 年间，他徒步穿越了新南威尔士州、维多利亚州和塔斯马尼亚州，行程超过 7000 英里。在他的成就中，他在巴瑟斯特发现了金矿，并且是第一个攀登澳大利亚阿尔卑斯山科修斯科山的人，但对纽卡斯尔来说最重要的是，他也是一位熟练的地质学家。
他收集了岩石和矿物标本，并绘制了细致的地质和采矿地图。他对化学和煤炭矿床的研究和知识最终将在该地区及其煤炭工业的发展中发挥关键作用。
瞭望台上有一块巨大的黑色大理石纪念牌，上面有一张斯特泽莱茨基绘制的纽卡斯尔煤盆地图表的副本。它绘制于 1845 年。下面是 1991 年纽卡斯尔的现代图，以供比较。
了望台和纪念步行道很容易结合在一起。我们把车停在 High St 停车场的瞭望台，然后沿着小路步行到巴尔海滩。停车是免费的，但只是一个小停车场。另一种选择是把车停在小路的巴尔海滩尽头，那里有一个更大的停车场（也是免费的），然后朝另一个方向步行。这不是一条循环路线，因此无论您从哪一端开始，您都必须重新追踪您的脚步。
观景台的一侧俯瞰现代城市和纽卡斯尔广阔的郊区，远至东北部的斯蒂芬斯港。这是一个全景景观，向北可以看到巴灵顿山顶、西北部的猎人谷和最西边的舒格洛夫山。
在另一边，可以看到沿海悬崖和海滩的景色。
该瞭望台是为了纪念 19 世纪波兰探险家 Paul Edmund Strzelecki。作为澳大利亚鲜为人知的探险家之一，他与纽卡斯尔有着特殊的联系。
1839 年至 1843 年间，他徒步穿越了新南威尔士州、维多利亚州和塔斯马尼亚州，行程超过 7000 英里。在他的成就中，他在巴瑟斯特发现了金矿，并且是第一个攀登澳大利亚阿尔卑斯山科修斯科山的人，但对纽卡斯尔来说最重要的是，他也是一位熟练的地质学家。
他收集了岩石和矿物标本，并绘制了细致的地质和采矿地图。他对化学和煤炭矿床的研究和知识最终将在该地区及其煤炭工业的发展中发挥关键作用。
瞭望台上有一块巨大的黑色大理石纪念牌，上面有一张斯特泽莱茨基绘制的纽卡斯尔煤盆地图表的副本。它绘制于 1845 年。下面是 1991 年纽卡斯尔的现代图，以供比较。
了望台和纪念步行道很容易结合在一起。我们把车停在 High St 停车场的瞭望台，然后沿着小路步行到巴尔海滩。停车是免费的，但只是一个小停车场。另一种选择是把车停在小路的巴尔海滩尽头，那里有一个更大的停车场（也是免费的），然后朝另一个方向步行。这不是一条循环路线，因此无论您从哪一端开始，您都必须重新追踪您的脚步。
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