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Photos - Secrets - Houses (continued)
Darling
Point
Does any other tennis court enjoy a view like this
one at the lower end of Darling Point Road, Darling Point?
Darlinghurst
Don't even think of breaking into our house in Bourke Street, Darlinghurst.
Our window is securely bared and locked.
Dee Why
You don't know what to do with your umbrellas during the drought?
Pacific Parade, Dee Why, can offer ideas.
Denistone
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Something that your place doesn’t have: each of our houses in Rydale Road, Denistone, has its own personal bridge. |
Drummoyne
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Why are houses always built ‘circa’ a certain year instead
of ‘about’, as in this Drummoyne example?
Should we offer a prize for the first person to spot a real estate sign that uses the English word? |
Dundas
This front yard on Kirby Street, Dundas, raises some questions:
Is this both a house and a garage?
Are the doors real or a novel mural?
If real, why are there four different types?
We might never know.
Edgecliff
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Most Sydney people know the main road through
Edgecliff - but not the side streets.
On South Street, the houses are quite close to
the footpath, making it easier to talk to people as they walk
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Elanora Heights
Yes, I know that our house rooftop football field in Allawah Avenue, Elanora Heights,
needs mowing, but at least the goal posts are in good condition.
Eveleigh
While most of you spend your weekends mowing the
front lawn and weeding the garden, here in Wilson Street, Eveleigh,
we're out enjoying ourselves. We don't even have anything to sweep
- except for one step. We're working on that.
Five Dock
In Kings Road, Five Dock, I am not sure why they have tiled the walls at the side of the house,
nor why they have such a large paper envelope on the front verandah.
Forest Lodge
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What Sydney road lets you build your house
above it? See this gem from Forest Lodge’s Junction
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