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Photos - Secrets - Streets(continued)
Dean Park
From an elevated position on the accompanying cycleway,
we admire road patterns that M7 motorway drivers miss.
Dean Park
A pity for Dean Park that the 'E' is there.
Denham Court
Why don't we add a D? Then we'll have three doubles: double U, double O and double D.
The name is from the 16th child of an Anglican minister George Woodd and wife Caroline.
Drummoyne
What is the most common street name in Sydney suburbs? Does Drummoyne have two of the leaders?
What about Homebush's Station? (Also see next two photos)
Drummoyne
What is the most common street name in Sydney suburbs? Does Drummoyne have two of the leaders?
What about Homebush's Station? (Also see previous and next photo)
Drummoyne
What is the most common street name in Sydney suburbs? Does Drummoyne have two of the leaders?
What about Homebush's Station? (Also see previous two photos)
For the answer to the most common street name in Sydney suburbs,
see here
Earlwood
Earlwood's losers street
Earlwood
It must be one of Sydney's best top-secret streets. Jackson Place, Earlwood,
a tiny, narrow street that no-one knows about, has just six stone cottages.
Edgecliff
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When Alan says he doesn't call a suburb finished
until he has walked every street, set of steps, bush track
and lane, he means it. He wasn't going to leave unconquered
this miniature, unmarked lane off the also-narrow Bowes Avenue,
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Elanora Heights
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These Elanora Heights streets, The Greenway and The Fairway, lead, of course, to the course. |
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