Walk Sydney Streets Photos

Photos - Sydney South (continued)

Marrickville

A guessing competition on the corner of Beauchamp Street and Livingstone and Warren Roads, Marrickville. What's going on here? A clue for you might be that this photo should be in our paintings section.

Mascot

Mascot isn't Sydney's quietest suburb. Lawrence Hargreaves Drive gives us a chance to see the abode of those responsible.

Menai

Some street directories like to show a fictitious street to catch illegal street directory copiers. A perfect choice was Hoad Place, Menai, as Lew Hoad (doubles partner of Ken Rosewall) is one of the few tennis stars of the era without a street named after him in Menai. This photo and the next photo are from different editions of the same street directory company!
(Also see the next three photos)
Photos of the 58 streets in Menai with names of sports stars are here

Menai

Some street directories like to show a fictitious street to catch illegal street directory copiers. A perfect choice was Hoad Place, Menai, as Lew Hoad (doubles partner of Ken Rosewall) is one of the few tennis stars of the era without a street named after him in Menai. This photo and the previous photo are from different editions of the same street directory company!
(Also see previous photo and the next two photos)
Photos of the 58 streets in Menai with names of sports stars are here

Menai

Hoad Place, Menai, leading from the end of Rosewall Drive across the creek to the park with swings opposite, would be difficult to drive on.
(Also see the two previous photos and the next photo)

Menai

Hoad Place, Menai, leading from the end of Rosewall Drive across the creek to the park with swings opposite, would be difficult to drive on.
(Also see the three previous photos)

Monterey

Monterey

Monterey

Ignore the other collections. They're amateurish. How about my collection, in Monterey Street, Monterey

Miller

Sydney's "Bridge Over Troubled Water": the district's most impressive pedestrian border crossing is Miller to Cartwright via the bridge over invisible Cabramatta Creek.

Mount Lewis

Triumph as Alan reaches the summit of Mt Lewis after which the suburb is named. He had to negotiate the climb of over 15 metres.

Narwee

The four neat attics with the equally neat drawn blinds are on a house in Narwee, just near where Weston Avenue decides to change its name to Rhonda Avenue.

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