Photos - Sydney East (continued)
Birchgrove
What a wonderful effect when three adjoining
houses in Ballast Point Road, Birchgrove, go for colour
Birchgrove
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These are just a few of the 558 steps Alan covered in his 90-minute walk this day. On this site, now Hopetoun Quays, was once the deepest coal mine ever sunk in Australia. See its remains and the new buildings at the eastern end of Gow Street, Birchgrove. |
Birchgrove
Short Street, Birchgrove, is a haven for
fascinating old-style houses that are national treasures.
Birchgrove
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River Street, Birchgrove, hovers above
one of its houses. This small dwelling is right beside
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Bondi
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At Bondi, the Coastal Walk joins Tamarama
and Bondi Beaches.
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Bondi Beach
Sydney’s world-famous Bondi Beach. In mid-summer it
sometimes has more people.
Bondi Beach
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The path from Tamarama winds around the
cliff to this spot near the Bondi Icebergs club, named
after those who swim all year round.
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Bondi Junction
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We wanted to make sure we would be able
to watch Days of Our Lives. If you’re having trouble
finding our antenna, it’s at the corner of Birrell
and Council Streets, Bondi Junction.
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Bondi Junction
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It would have saved me a lot of trouble
if they had a tap near here in Bondi Junction's Waverley
Park. And there should be a law against putting reservoirs
at the tops of hills.
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Bondi Junction
In Bondi Junction Alan walked past more than a thousand houses
that are older than he is. Typical is this row in Ruthven
Street.
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