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Photos - Sydney West (continued)
Silverwater
Derby Street, Silverwater: I wonder what's at the top? I guess I'll never know.
Silverwater
Released into Newington Road to work on the footpaths of Silverwater in the winter cold?
No thanks. I'd rather my cell.
Silverwater
This Silverwater corner store is on the corner (that figures) of
Asquith Street and Skarratt Street North. Such small businesses are rarely seen in Sydney suburbs now,
but Silverwater has stacks. They're open from 5am and all are closed by 3pm.
Silverwater
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The bridge across Duck River, Silverwater,
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Silverwater
Silverwater has three distinctive features:
factories (the most dominant), the jail (not far behind) and
the walk beside the Parramatta River.
South Granville
If the Tour de France were held a century and a half ago, they would have been racing penny-farthings.
You can still see one in Gordon Avenue, South Granville.
The name comes from comparing the size of the wheels with the old penny and farthing coins.
South Wentworthville
Bates Street, South Wentworthville:
You never know when you might need some more wood for the fire.
South Wentworthville
South Wentworthville has Sydney’s
longest suburb name—19 letters. Try writing or
typing it a few times; the rest of us should be grateful
that we have a shorter suburb name.
Does your city have any longer suburb names?
St Johns Park
Admire a driveway fit for a palace entrance in Glebe Place, St Johns Park.
St Johns Park
Aren’t residents of Eagle Place, St Johns Park, considerate of walkers?
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