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Photos - Secrets - Streets (continued)
Dural
We wonder what the speed limit is in Palmer Street, Dural.
(Also see the next photo)
Dural
Oh, sorry, it's a house in Kenneth Place.
(Also see the previous photo)
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,
Edgecliff. |
Elanora Heights
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These Elanora Heights streets, The Greenway and The Fairway, lead, of course, to the course. |
Elvina Bay
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How's this for peace? Normanhurst Street, Elvina
Bay, in the rush hour. It’s their main street to the
wharf. Since there are no cars in Elvina Bay, you either walk
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Erskine Park
You could drive out to Erskine Park (or take a train and bus) to see the attractions in Aquarius Lane.
Erskineville
Erskineville is great for pedestrians, soul-destroying
for motorists. Try getting to the other side of this Munni/Union
Streets intersection by car without using a street directory.
Even if you successfully dodged all the traffic barriers,
one-way streets and no-turn signs, you would still have to
drive more than a kilometre.
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