This document summarizes a visit to explore one of the four pylons of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. It describes climbing 200 steps to reach the lookout at the top of the pylon, where the views of the surrounding city make people below look like ants. Inside the pylon is a museum with photos and models that help visitors experience what it was like when the bridge first opened in 1932, and learn about the dangerous construction jobs required to build it using 6 million rivets to join the metal pieces.

1. Come with me and explore a Harbour Bridge pylon. There are four of them.

2. This is the footpath on the Harbour Bridge.

3. There are 200 steps to climb. Will Precy get there?

4. Only 84 steps to go .

5. Here I am at the lookout. WOW!

6. The people look like ants.

7. MY HOUSE IS HERE

8. There is a museum in the pylon with great photos and models. I feel like I am at the opening of the bridge in 1932

9. Building the bridge was a very dangerous job.

10. This man is heating rivets. Rivets were used to join metal pieces together. There are 6 million rivets in the bridge.

11. I hope you enjoyed my visit to the Harbour Bridge Pylon.