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Photos - Sydney North (continued)
Kings Langley
Blacktown Council is very kind in providing lots of facilities for pedestrians to choose from.
This one's off Solander Road.
Kirribilli
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Waruda Avenue, Kirribilli, squeezes a view across the harbour to the city.
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Kirribilli
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McDougall Street, Kirribilli, has a purple patch in
early November each year as the jacaranda trees bloom.
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Kirribilli
Under arrest and maybe soon behind bars:
a suspicious character is detained outside the prime
minister’s residence. The helpful officers will
doubtless do the same for you if you check out Kirribilli
Avenue, Kirribilli.
Kurraba Point
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The only access to the Kurraba ferry wharf for your fishing is via 90 steps from Kurraba Road.
And the penalty for fishing there is having to climb 90 steps back.
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Lane Cove
At Lane Cove, wise birds practise social distancing.
Lane Cove
Rest and reflection at 84 Austin Street, Lane Cove – my home from 1943 to 1963.
Lane Cove
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After nearly 90 years of hearing his
surname mis-pronounced in a certain way ("Waddle"),
Alan felt quite at home next to this sign in Best Street,
Lane Cove. |
Lane Cove
Trees grow inside the office as we look
out the window at Alan standing outside. Either that,
or these are stunning window reflections along the whole
frontage of the Talman building in Burns Bay Road, Lane
Cove.
Lane Cove
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Which path do I take?
I forgot my map.
A good map would indicate the hidden dangers, here in
Ross Smith Parade, Lane Cove, of the path on the right.
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Lane Cove
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No, it's not South America, where these water vines belong,
but Lane Cove (in an area formerly called Osborne Park), just eight kilometres from the centre of Sydney city.
The vines contain plenty of water and are the traditional water source in
undeveloped areas of South America.
See them or get tangled up in them from tracks starting from Ronald Avenue
or Osborne Road (near Second Avenue).
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