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Photos - Secrets - Water (continued)
Double Bay
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You can, beside Kiaora Road, Double Bay |
Double Bay
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‘The Caring Elephant’ by renowned sculptor Anon.
Exhibition sponsored by Sydney Water in Kiaora Road, Double Bay. |
Dulwich Hill
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We repeat the site requirements in Hercules Street, Dulwich Hill, to make sure you get the message.
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Dulwich Hill
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Is it just that I haven’t noticed before but do you see water flowing down a road in
waves like this rather than ripples or a steady even flow?
Garnet Lane prefers generating waves to natural flowing after rain. |
Dundas Valley
Is that the Council Waste Collection number? …
I have a water container in my front yard. Could you pick it up sometime, please? …
Is that a promise? …
Oh, thank you. It's at the corner of Tilley Street and Manning Parade, Dundas Valley.
East Ryde
Global warming's effect on ocean levels means that
tides could reach Lumsdaine Avenue, East Ryde, any day now.
Five Dock
Complaint in Fairlight Street, Five Dock:
My water hasn’t been properly squeezed. It’s still
got some water in it.
Five Dock
Charles Street, Five Dock, thoughtfully provides fresh water for walkers.
Freshwater
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Hidden below Freshwater’s Carrington Parade
is this short boardwalk beside the Pacific Ocean (see the
photo below as well).
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Freshwater
Great Mackerel Beach
Would you like to visit the library that serves all residents of Great Mackerel Beach?
(Also see next photo)
Great Mackerel Beach
You can do so at the ferry wharf.
(Also see previous photo)
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