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Photos - Surprises - Streets (continued)

Dulwich Hill

Symmetry in Garnet Lane, Dulwich Hill.

Dulwich Hill

The crew that constructed The Boulevarde, Dulwich Hill, needs to visit Alcoholics Anonymous.

Dundas Valley

I hope the water knows where it’s supposed to go – its decision time comes at the corner of Lord Avenue and Tilley Street. This is at the top of a giant hill, just as you’d expect in a suburb named Dundas Valley.

Erskineville

No through road! We’d like to see you try! Goddard Street, Erskineville.

Erskineville

Does the centre of Ethel Street, Erksineville, have Sydney’s narrowest park? The swing and its frame take up the whole width.

Erskineville

Not enough room to put the kids' toys away? Then stow them on the John Street footpath in Erskineville.

Fairfield East

Hardly anyone now uses this street at the former corner of The Horsley Drive and River Avenue, Fairfield East. But it still boasts its stop line and pedestrian crossing to nowhere.

Fairfield Heights

As the (drunken) crow flies: Eliza Street, Fairfield Heights.

Gymea Bay

How long did it take you to move from 321d Sylvania Road South to 5 Greygum Place? No time at all!

Harris Park

I bet that your suburb doesn’t have a pear-shaped roundabout, like ours in Harris Street, Harris Park.

Kensington

Off Virginia Street is this grass lane which doesn't lead to anything. Cars have more sense: they don't enter it.

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