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Photos - Surprises - Fences (continued)
Dee Why
Like a cross between a giant caterpillar
and centipede, a Moorilla Street fence crawls up a Dee
Why hill.
Dee Why
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Prescott Avenue boasts Dee Why’s
steepest hill. It also has Dee Why’s most sensible
fence, which delineates the property boundary without
blocking any of the view.
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Denistone East
Lovely Lovell Road residents have provided tired Denistone East walkers with seating.
With backrests, yet!
Denistone West
Helpful information is provided in Mirool Street,
Denistone West, for those who don't know what a gate is.
Double Bay
Since this fence is protecting the Finnish
consulate in New South Head Road, Double Bay, we can
only assume that it is the latest in high-tech high-security
that pretends to be a large, apparently natural, hedge.
Drummoyne
Next time you visit us in Drummoyne Avenue, Drummoyne, ensure that you follow our order of priority:
1. Open gate.
2. Drive in.
Drummoyne
Lyons Road, Drummoyne:
Your writing isn't perfect, dear, but you shouldn't practise on someone's wall.
Dulwich Hill
It's always Christmas in Macarthur Parade, Dulwich Hill.
Dulwich Hill
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Sales reps are welcome to our home in Kroombit Street,
Dulwich Hill, as long as they use the front gate.
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Dulwich Hill
At 94 I can still jump over a fence, as I proved in Dixson Street, Dulwich Hill.
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