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Photos - East plus City (continued)

Centennial Park

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Centennial Park (a suburb as well as a park) is to Sydney like Central Park is to New York, although ours is smaller. The Grand Parade looks even grander after rain.


Centennial Park

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Don’t look now, Janelle, but those dopey ducks are playing follow the leader again (in Centennial Park).


Chiswick

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A piece of history from the former Lysaght Engineering Works, now part of the massive Meriton complex on Blackwall Point Road, Chiswick.


Clovelly

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A rough rock track takes you to the Shark Point cliff edge above Clovelly Bay.


Clovelly

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On a sunny morning hundreds of Waverley Cemetery tombstones are illuminated on the cliff beside Boundary Street, Clovelly.


Clovelly

 

I am not sure why Beach Street, Clovelly, has a red and white barber's pole.


Concord West

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Number 18 Nullawarra Avenue must be on the outskirts of Melbourne.


Coogee

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Greeting the dawn in Dunningham Reserve, Coogee.


Coogee

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I keep forgetting what suburb I'm in.


Coogee

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Arden Street, the main access to the ocean beach, is typical Coogee. Planners didn’t believe in curves to ease hill climbs. Streets are long, straight and steep.


Coogee

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Havelock Street, Coogee, narrows dramatically through an underpass, and so does each of its trees

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