Photos - Sydney West (continued)
Glendenning
Under construction in Lamb Street, Glendenning:
it’s some church. And with 1500 families, it’s some congregation.
Glendenning
The opposition is opposite (above and below).
Glendenning
Granville
Our Granville Youth Access Centre’s
motto is: “Be prepared.” We installed an air conditioner.
But soon we decided to buy a spare in case it broke down.
Then we realised that both could break down. Then…
Granville
Stamp and coin collections are passé. Parramatta
Road, Granville, proudly displays the latest in hobbies.
Granville
Yes, it’s a church, and what a unique way to let
you know. Marvel at its wall in William Street, Granville.
Granville
On the anniversaries of the Granville train
derailment, a rose is thrown onto the tracks for each of the
people who died. The memorial stands near a corner of Granville's
Bold Street bridge, the original one having been brought down
in the accident 30 years ago. And we must remember that in
addition to those 83 killed, there are others still carrying
the consequences of very serious injuries.
Granville
90km/h above, 1.9km/h below. The cycleway
and walkway threads its route through Granville, ignoring
the futile attempts of the M4 sentinels to block its
progress between Arthur and Alfred Streets.
Granville
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“Do you go to the Catholic church?”
“No, I go to the ………………………
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..…………..church in William Street,
Granville.”
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Granville
This house, first occupied on October 10,
1885, doesn’t look much like a police station, does
it? Behave yourself in Hutchinson Street, Granville, or you’ll
soon find out.
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