Photos - Sydney East (continued)
Clovelly
On a sunny morning hundreds of Waverley Cemetery tombstones
are illuminated on the cliff beside Boundary Street, Clovelly.
Clovelly
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This cemetery statue has one of Sydney's best views (see below as well). |
Clovelly
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This cemetery statue has one of Sydney's best views (see above as well). |
Coogee
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Of the 202 killed in the Bali bombing on 12 October 2002,
88 were Australians and six of those were members of a Coogee football team.
A memorial to them stands in Dunningham Reserve.
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Coogee
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Greeting the dawn in Dunningham Reserve, Coogee.
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Coogee
I keep forgetting what suburb I’m in.
Coogee
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Arden Street, the main access to the ocean beach, is typical Coogee.
Planners didn’t believe in curves to ease hill climbs. Streets are long, straight and steep.
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Coogee
Havelock Street, Coogee, narrows dramatically through an underpass,
and so does each of its trees
Coogee
At Coogee, wooden steps allow boats to climb from Gordons Bay to the Eastern Beaches Coastal Walk.
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