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Photos - Secrets - Water (continued)
All the photos on this page are of Milsons Passage
Milsons Passage
You can only get to the Sydney suburb Milsons Passage by water. It's a top (hat) way to travel.
Milsons Passage
Milsons Passage grand entrance
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Other than this main highway, which is not yet a tollway, Milsons Passage
has no roads and therefore no cars
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Milsons Passage
As there are no streets, the street numbers are just house numbers.
Milsons Passage
Computer systems for mail don't recognise Milsons Passage addresses, eg
29 Milsons Passage 2083
So they have to give their address as
29 Milsons Passage
Milsons Passage 2083
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Every property extends to the water's edge.
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A friendly welcome to visitors - well I think it is friendly.
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You can walk the whole length of the suburb along the water by trespassing through all 42 properties.
This is encouraged by the 15 permanent residents, and no-one minds provided you shut their gate
(if they have one) after you go through.
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Milsons Passage
The suburb's fire brigade headquarters and its brigade. Spelling variations are Milson, Milson's and Milsons.
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Besides the waterfront trespassing, you can walk back on the barely
visible 'fire trail' behind the properties to see the double-decker cave.
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Such an impressive area must have a chief, variously known a the mayor or king of Milsons Passage.
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Or should the title be president?
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They even have their own flag.
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