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Photos - Sydney South (continued)
Marrickville
The simplest and most-complicated in Porter Avenue, Marrickville.
Marrickville
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By far the best number in Silver Street, Marrickville
(See also the next photo)
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Marrickville
By far the best number in Silver Street, Marrickville
(See also the previous photo)
Marrickville
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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.
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Mascot
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Mascot isn't Sydney's quietest suburb. Lawrence Hargreaves Drive gives us a
chance to see the abode of those responsible.
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Monterey
Monterey is the flattest suburb we have
finished. Except for the creek bank through Scarborough
Park, the gain in altitude on its steepest hill seems
to be about one metre.
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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