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Photos - Surprises - Streets (continued)

Cartwright

Cartwright’s main intersection. Traffic lights should be installed any day now.

Cartwright

So many side streets in Cartwright are short and narrow, and climax with a giant's saucer. The streets are so similar that you keep thinking "I've already walked this one."

Cartwright

Ambling down the centre of Hoxton Park Road, Cartwright. OK on Sunday morning at 6.30. Not strongly recommended for Monday to Friday peak hour.

Cheltenham

We bet you a billion to one Zimbabwe dollars that your suburb doesn’t have a street name ending in Q like we have in Cheltenham.

Chippendale

Blackfriars Place, Chippendale: I’ll ask the crane driver to

Chippendale

Stepping into history in Myrtle Street: you can learn about Chippendale's early days as you walk this inner Sydney suburb.

Clovelly

Does the surface of your street need lane markings repainted or new bitumen? All Burnie Lane’s surface in Clovelly needs is the grass to be mown.

Cremorne Point

Surely this lane in Cremorne Point must be one way only! It’s too narrow for two-way pedestrian traffic.   If you have been dieting, you can walk it from Cremorne Road (near Sirius Street) to Kareela Lane.

Denistone East

This gate in Brabyn Street, Denistone East, dwarfs Alan standing behind it. If it goes any higher, it will reach the Pearly Gates.

Dharruk

“In Carlisle Avenue, Dharruk, we’ll build a nice, new bridge for motorists.”
“For pedestrians too?”
“Of course not. We’ll make them walk down and up.”

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