| Photos - Sydney West
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Canterbury
At Canterbury, the Charles St bridge
circles the Cooks River.
Canterbury
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Like neighbouring Clemton Park, Canterbury goes in
for neat driveways, as in this Northcote Street property.
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Canterbury
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On the Cooks River path beside Canterbury Racecourse,
I’m more than happy that the sign on the tower
says “Strictly No Admittance”!
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Canterbury
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In Modern Avenue, Canterbury: I am unsure why this path leads to a window.
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Carramar
Street directories show it as a footpath,
but it’s a grass passage for 250 metres and three blocks between Barkley and Wilcock Streets, Carramar.
Cartwright
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A criminal in regulation-issue
red attempts a break from behind bars under Wianamatta
Drive.
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Cartwright
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Nearly every Sydney suburb boasts pairs
of shoes thrown over power lines. But by focussing outside
the square, Selwyn Place, Cartwright, stakeholders facilitated
an iron-clad action plan guaranteeing a high return
outcome.
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Cartwright
Through most of Cartwright you find houses
fronting not a road but a pathway. Paths alternate with narrow,
short streets, as here between Selwyn and Edgeworth Places.
Chiswick
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A piece of history from the former Lysaght
Engineering Works, now part of the massive Meriton complex
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