Photos - Sydney North (continued)
Lane Cove
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Which path do I take?
I forgot my map.
A good map would indicate the hidden dangers, here in
Ross Smith Parade, Lane Cove, of the path on the right.
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Lavender Bay
What park offers views such as this of
Lavender Bay, the bridge and the city?
Watt Park, accessed by Lavender Crescent.
Lavender Bay
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There are more roots than tree alongside Lavender
Crescent, Lavender Bay. The reserve is alongside the bay of
the same name. It’s well worth the level walk around
the bay to and under the harbour bridge. |
Linley Point
Linley Point occupies the top of a cliff
overlooking the Lane Cove River. One of the small suburb's
boundaries is Fig Tree Bridge.
Longueville
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In Longueville, the sight of
Alan's bare legs disturbs the peace so much that it requires a police dog to assist in his arrest.
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Who said that it was only country areas
that have dirt roads? Dettmann Avenue, Longueville,
joins the club.
Longueville
Who said that it was only country areas
that have dirt roads? Dettmann Avenue, Longueville,
joins the club.
Longueville
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Longueville streets, such as Christina
Street, afford panoramic views of Sydney including its
harbour bridge, known to locals as “The Coathanger”.
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Longueville
Nineteen massive movie vans swamp Kingsford-Smith
Oval, Longueville, as a base for two days for 200 staff
involved in the filming of a segment for the Superman
movie. How long will the segment be? About 16 seconds.
Longueville
Pioneer aviator Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith
had a boat shed in Dunois Street, Longueville.
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