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Photos - Surprises - Sculptures
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Dulwich Hill
It's flavoured milk in Denison Road, Dulwich Hill
Fairfield West
The whole family joins together for a picnic in Chadwick Crescent, Fairfield West.
Fairfield West
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Freshwater
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The statue in Lumsdaine Drive, Freshwater,
is of Duke Kahanamoku, an Olympic champion who introduced
surfboarding to Australia when Alan was five months
old. Hardly anyone knows what Duke Kahanamoku’s
first name was, but now you do. It was Duke.
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Hunters Hill
How long would it have taken to farm this bull in Gladstone Avenue, Hunters Hill?
Hurstville
Incredible detail in Hurstville's castle in Hodge Street.
Jamisontown
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Jamisontown provides rest for Kiaka Crescent walkers. |
Kyeemagh
No gate means trespasser temptation. But is that something lurking behind the fence?
(see next photo)
Kyeemagh
Lane Cove
Time for a bite to eat: Cogan Place, Lane Cove (in an area formerly called Osborne
Park). The apple is advertising the giant pottery on
sale here. The bush below Cogan Place is brilliant!
Try any of its tracks.
Lansvale
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If I only had shorts and long socks, I could be mistaken for Alan.
The Ridge, Lansvale. |
Liberty Grove
I'd better have a rest from walking in Cole Crescent, Liberty Grove, before I croak.
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