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Photos - Surprises - Houses (continued)
Balmain
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Narrow, quaint frontages abound in Balmain. This is
the pride and joy of Clay Street.
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Balmain
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A period balcony adds a touch of class to one of
nearly a hundred historic homes in Glassop Street, Balmain. |
Banksia
What a difference the yellow made. See it (you can't miss seeing it!) in Curtis Street, Banksia.
Bellevue Hill
More of a shock than a surprise? A castle in Benelong
Crescent, Bellevue Hill, and right on the pathway rather
than isolated on a hilltop.
Bilgola Plateau
We suspect that our house entrance in
Daly Street, Bilgola Plateau, is different from yours.
Birchgrove
Our house in Clayton Street, Birchgrove, might be small,
but we have something that you don't: three front doors.
Birchgrove
I want you to think of a name for our house as good as the house opposite.
Don't be stupid. Think of something else.
Birchgrove
Thomas Street, Birchgrove.
Bondi
Bon Accord Avenue, Bondi:
Are the rubbish bins done, dear?
How would I know?
Bondi
Only 30 metres away, on the corner of Flood and Watkins Streets, Bondi:
Are the rubbish bins done, dear?
I've trimmed your window, love, so you can check for yourself now.
Bondi
Beach
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Possibly the smallest house we have seen.
Number 1 Woodstock Lane, Bondi Beach, is neat as well
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