Photos - Sydney North (continued)
Church Point
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Boats salute Alan on the steep steps that
go from McCarrs Creek Road to Browns Bay, Church Point.
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Clontarf
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You wouldn't take the easy way like we
do, would you? You'd do the steps going up, all 161
of them.
They're off Peronne Avenue, Clontarf |
Cottage Point
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The family car gets the best view of Cowan
Creek from a Cowan Drive house in isolated Cottage Point. |
Cremorne
Point
Plenty of garages, no sign of houses: Kareela
Lane, Cremorne Point.
Dee Why
What have we here? A jam of sailing boats
at the start of the Northern Beaches Regatta? Whipped
cream on top of the Dee Why 150th anniversary cake?
The Sydney Opera House as seen from Dee Why? Or is it
the roof of the Catholic Church in Oaks Avenue, Dee
Why?
Freshwater
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Two young girls were occupied for several
weeks tiling this crocodile seat in Wyadra Avenue, Freshwater.
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Freshwater
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The statue in Lumsdaine Drive, Freshwater,
is of Duke Kahanamoku, an Olympic champion who introduced
surfboarding to Australia when Alan was five months
old. Hardly anyone knows what Duke Kahanamoku’s
first name was, but now you do. It was Duke.
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Freshwater
All the trees in James Meehan Reserve,
Freshwater, lean to the right. Must be a Liberal Party
stronghold.
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