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Photos - Secrets - Streets (continued)
Erskine Park
You could drive out to Erskine Park (or take a train and bus) to see the attractions in Aquarius Lane.
Erskineville
Erskineville is great for pedestrians, soul-destroying
for motorists. Try getting to the other side of this Munni/Union
Streets intersection by car without using a street directory.
Even if you successfully dodged all the traffic barriers,
one-way streets and no-turn signs, you would still have to
drive more than a kilometre.
Fairfield Heights
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Where can you walk a one-kilometre street
faster than a motorist can drive it? Stacey Street, Fairfield Heights, has
eight of these grassy road blocks at most of its intersections.
A motorist’s detours would require five kilometres. |
Fairfield Heights
Where's your street in Fairfield Heights?
Yes.
Fairlight
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There’s a top secret lane off the bit
of Bolingbroke Parade north of Lauderdale Avenue at Fairlight.
You won’t find it in street directories, but with its
nice, new handrail, you know it's going somewhere.
Of course, you could be wrong. |
Forest Lodge
Is Bakers Lane, Forest Lodge, a nook, cranny, alcove, niche, recess or retreat?
Whatever, it's sure a delight.
Gilead
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The worst thing about walking every street is when you see a long one with a very steep hill
like this one in Gilead.
It’s depressing facing this.
(Also see next three photos)
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Gilead
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Thank goodness for that.
(Also see previous photo and next two photos)
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Gilead
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Another unusual Gilead street…
(Also see previous two photos and next photo)
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Gilead
…but this one's got character.
(Also see previous three photos)
Glenwood
Avril Court, Glenwood, is a contender for Sydney's shortest street.
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