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Photos - Sydney North (continued)
Crows Nest
The crows would be delighted that the original design has been preserved in the
Crows Nest shopping centre on Pacific Highway.
Crows Nest
The school in Falcon Street, Crows Nest, was founded in 1913 and 1915 (see next photo),
Crows Nest
Crows Nest
Is this unique? A cemetery where you're encouraged to picnic and exercise.
St Thomas Cemetery, West Street, Crows Nest.
Dangar Island
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There are no shops on the Hornsby Municipality’s suburb Dangar Island.
Residents take the ferry to Brooklyn to do their shopping, and since they have
no cars, they leave their wheelbarrows at the wharf at the end of the main "street". |
Dangar Island
Don't worry if Dangar Island's wheelbarrow park at the wharf is full.
You can sometimes squeeze into a spot in Riverview Avenue.
Dangar Island
A late model has been in Riverview Avenue all morning. It risks a Dangar Island parking fine.
Dangar Island
Driving home in Riverview Avenue, Dangar Island's main thoroughfare.
Dangar Island
A standard Dangar Island conveyance is on the Grantham Crescent hoist for its annual service.
Dee Why
What have we here? A jam of sailing boats
at the start of the Northern Beaches Regatta? Whipped
cream on top of the Dee Why 150th anniversary cake?
The Sydney Opera House as seen from Dee Why? Or is it
the roof of the Catholic Church in Oaks Avenue, Dee
Why?
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