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Photos - Secrets - Streets (continued)
Cremorne
The front yard of these houses reach Mosman Bay. So how do you access them by car?
(See the next four photos)
Cremorne
By road, of course, namely Bromley Avenue, Cremorne.
(Also see the previous photo and the next three photos)
Cremorne
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But you can only get to Bromley Avenue by pathway, most of which is steps and lots of them.
(Also see the previous two photos and the next two photos)
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Cremorne
And when you reach Bromley Avenue, you discover that the whole of the avenue is only a pathway.
So the residents have quite a climb to get out, but car-free means noise-free.
Bromley Avenue has a claim to being one of Sydney's most secret streets.
(Also see the previous three photos and the next photo)
Cremorne
And when you reach Bromley Avenue, you discover that the whole of the avenue is only a pathway.
So the residents have quite a climb to get out, but car-free means noise-free.
Bromley Avenue has a claim to being one of Sydney's most secret streets.
(Also see the previous four photos)
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.
Darlinghurst
There are three adjacent, parallel streets in Darlinghurst, all named Thomson.
To add to the confusion, one has a P.
Darlinghurst
Hassall Grove claims Sydney's shortest street.
(See Hassall Grove)
How, then, can Narwee claim a shorter one? (See Narwee)
And Darlinghurst is in the claims business too.
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.
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