Walk Sydney Streets Photos - East+City Page 15

Photos - East plus City (continued)

Sydney

There's some doubt about these four Sydney city photos. Crowds flocking to Sussex Street, Sydney, to see the road damage from the Y2K bug earthquake?
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Sydney

Clarence Street office windows suffering severely from the earthquake that hit Sydney in 2000?.
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Sydney

Even worse is the Y2K damage on the corner of Kent and Napoleon Streets, Sydney?
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Sydney

This is about all there is of Slip Street, Sydney. Ask anyone who lives or works in Sydney city where Slip Street is and they'll look blank. It's a tiny street off Sussex Street, named after the earthquake? Or maybe none of these were earthquake-related, but just a distorted mirror reflections of work in progress, a former expressway connection, an architect's windows design and Slip Street cranes.
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Sydney

So where in Sydney is this camping area" Far west, near the Blue Mountains?
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Sydney

So where in Sydney is this camping area" Far west, near the Blue Mountains?
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Sydney

No, in the very centre of Australia's biggest city. Homeless people set up this home in Martin Place, Sydney. No alcohol, no other drugs, not even a tiny piece of rubbish and the food and library were free.
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Sydney

Sydney

What's left at the bottom of Druitt Street, Sydney? Almost every motor-cycle's front wheel.

Tamarama

For a spectacular ocean walk (usually with hundreds of others for company), try this one around Tamarama Bay.

Tamarama

From Tamarama Marine Drive we look back to where Alan was walking around Mackenzies Bay (see previous photo). If you forget to leave the path at the Tamarama border (Mackenzies Point), that is good news, because ten minutes later the path will have you at world-famous Bondi Beach.

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