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Tempe
First prize to the last street: a welcoming garden
at a house in Sydney’s final street alphabetically, Zuttion
Lane, Tempe.
Tregear
A charming house, perfectly-manicured lawn and
attractive gardens blend in Aurora Drive, Tregear.
Vaucluse
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“And what do you keep in the backyard
of your Canadian consul property in Wentworth Road, Vaucluse?
A dog? A cat?”
“No. A lighthouse.”
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Wakeley
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Like a chocolate cake with green candles,
a novel pattern brightens a driveway in Bulls Road, Wakeley.
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Warwick
Farm
Here's the garden with everything: windmills, wells,
gnomes and pot plants. It's worth a trip to Tripp Street, Warwick
Farm.
Whalan
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Ellengowan Crescent, Whalan: Nice garden, nice car, nice grandmother.
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Woodcroft
I've not seen so much colour in any other suburb.
Windamere Avenue, Woodcroft, has some of the best.
Yarrawarrah
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It’s a long climb to this house in Geraldton Place,
Yarrawarrah, but the half-way shady rest stop, probably with
snack bar and refreshment rooms, makes the task so much easier.
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Answers to
Petersham’s Croydon Street Safari trivia quiz (see the previous
Secrets | Garden page for questions):
(1) Both the fur and skin of a tiger are striped.
(2) Tigers are native to Asia, not Africa, so their African population
has remained much the same, ie nil.
(3) Tigers sleep for about as long as we’re awake, 17 hours.
(4) The speed you should run at to escape a lion is 0km/h. If you
stand still, you confuse a lion. If you run, it assumes you are
prey.
If you would like more trivia, hundreds more free questions and
answers await you here.
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