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Photos - Secrets - Gardens (continued)
Carramar
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River Avenue, Carramar, is at the confluence of a cumulus and stratus
climatic zone which, as you know, causes freak hail storms.
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Carramar
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Benson Street, Carramar, has a tree that has gone to pot.
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Cattai
Hard at work in Millers Road, Cattai
(Also see next photo)
Cattai
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Hard at work in Millers Road, Cattai
(Also see previous photo)
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Cheltenham
This home is close to the end of The Crescent,
Cheltenham, a closed road ending at a reserve of gum trees. Few
people therefore see it. Our British visitors, who are used to such
magnificent gardens and homes, may not find it unusual, but it certainly
impressed this Australian.
Cheltenham
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A water well in Sydney? Yes, and if the drought
continues, some of us are going to be jealous. Old Beecroft
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Chifley
The backyard chooks, goats and horses have all
but disappeared from Sydney suburbs, but it is still possible to
find market gardens such as these seen from Wassell Street, Chifley.
Chifley
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A charming village in a small garden in Eyre Street, Chifley. |
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