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Photos - East plus City
Annandale
Historic Annandale's enemy: development, this time in Chapman Lane.
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I decided that this would be one lane that I wouldn’t walk.
You can try it, though – it’s off Trafalgar Lane, Annandale. |
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Annandale’s Federal
Park pathway hugs Johnstons Creek. It includes Harold Park’s
giant flying saucer that rests comfortably on Alan’s head.
The saucer is only occupied on Tuesday afternoons and Friday nights. |
Annandale
You don't know what to do with all the stickers you've been saving from your apples?
In Nelson Lane, Annandale, we preserve them on our telegraph poles.
Annandale
Near symmetry in Ferris Street, Annandale.
Annandale
From Johnston Street, Annandale, we admire the Anzac Bridge lovingly
protecting the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
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Whatever is this in Chapman Road, Annandale?
(See next photo)
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Annandale
A theatre and coffee shop, of course!
(Also see previous photo)
Annandale
This Trafalgar Street building is now a
block of Annandale residential units. What was it originally?
(a) a block of residential units (b) a block of offices (c)
a piano factory. (Click here
to go to the answer.)
Balmain
A fine example of imaginative architecture is the sloping walls at
Balmain Bowling Club's rear entrance in Charles Street.
If you think that your eyes are deceiving you,
check the similar but smaller version in Ewenton Street.
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