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Photos - Secrets - Streets (continued)
Balmain
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Where in Sydney do you find street signs telling
you that you must park on the footpath? In Balmain.
Marvel at this regulation in Phillip and Short Streets. (See
below for example.)
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Balmain
Balmain
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You won’t find it in street directories.
In fact, you’ll be lucky to find it at all. But this
narrow path stretches for 200 metres into the background to
link Balmain’s Beattie Street with Little Beattie, Theodore,
Little Theodore and Llewellyn Streets. They comprise one magic
kingdom.
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Birchgrove
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Between Rowntree and Short Streets, Birchgrove,
is this unnamed lane, proudly displaying the closest it gets to traffic gridlock.
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Birchgrove
There’s not much of it, but Sardinia Lane,
Birchgrove, has many small, attractive old houses with character.
Bronte
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A lean lane in Bronte. It takes the odd commuter
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Cabarita
Cabarita must have the only inlet in Sydney where you can walk without getting your feet wet.
Cheltenham
Why does Boronia Avenue, Cheltenham, decide to change its name for no obvious reason?
Clontarf
How is this for your private and hidden suburban driveway?
It’s off Linkmead Avenue, Clontarf.
Croydon
Park
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It’s so tiny that most Croydon Park
people don’t know it exists, but you can “dart
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Dangar
Island
Neotsfield Avenue is one of Dangar Island’s main streets.
Stop and take extreme care at its intersection with Baroona Street.
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