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Photos - Secrets - Gardens
Acacia
Gardens
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In Wilson Road, Acacia Gardens, a rare find
– a sundial. It’s the timepiece with the least
moving parts (none). What timepiece has the greatest
number of moving parts? If you want to confirm your answer,
see our Trivia answers
for 27 May 2005. |
Annandale
It's competition time for Sydney residents and
visitors. This must be Sydney's best-kept secret for a reserve or
playground. We have a walking-book prize for the first person to
tell us whereabouts in Annandale it is.
(See also next photo.)
Annandale
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You want a clue to find the secret reserve
in Annadale, do you? Oh, all right then. This is the busy
road that provides access to it.
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Balmain
Balmain's Doolan Lane and Terry Street corner offers only a tiny garden. But don't they make use of every square centimetre?
Banksia
Tarbrett Street, Banksia: Stare at the black-and-white design
for long enough and the middle row starts to rotate.
Belfield
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I’d like to book a table for one in Cecily
Street, Belfield, please. |
Belfield
Statham Street in Belfield is finished. Well done.
Bellevue Hill
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Sydney’s most-loved power pole stands proudly in Beresford Road, Bellevue Hill.
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Bidwill
Bidwill's Gum Nut Place wildlife sanctuary is
frozen in time.
Birrong
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Well, what have we here? It's a feature of
a garden in Gascoigne Road, Birrong. |
Blackett
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A clattering line of traffic careers around
a garden corner in Franklin Crescent, Blackett.
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