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Photos - Surprises - Signs (continued)
Bankstown
Not just the usual cow, sheep or chicken options in Stewart Lane, Bankstown.
(See next photo)
Bankstown
Not just the usual cow, sheep or chicken options in Stewart Lane, Bankstown.
(Also see previous photo)
Bankstown
You apparently need to tell people more than two times in Sir Joseph Banks Street, Bankstown
(Also see the next two photos)
Bankstown
In Wattle Street they've got more sense. They tell you six times.
(Also see the previous photo and the next photo)
Bankstown
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Yes, confirming six times as at the Lady Cutler Avenue exit.
(Also see the previous two photos)
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Bankstown
Are you Anglican? Baptist? Catholic?
No, I'm New Sound.
Stanley Street, Bankstown.
Bankstown
Is this a record? One fence, 13 signs.
Gow Street, Bankstown.
(Also see the next two photos)
Bankstown
Is this a record? One fence, 13 signs.
Gow Street, Bankstown.
(Also see the previous photo and the next photo)
Bankstown
Is this a record? One fence, 13 signs.
Gow Street, Bankstown.
(Also see the previous two photos)
Bayview
The no-pay pay parking sign in Pittwater Road, Bayview, is one of Sydney's best.
• It informs you that you don't pay for pay-parking.
• Less impressive signs don't use quotation marks.
• There's a space after the first of the quotation marks but not before the second.
• It boasts a random use of capitalisation.
• There's even a capital letter after the comma.
• The capitals for "No" and "Parking" suggest costs named "No-Parking Fees" and that these fees are required.
• The full stop is ostracised.
Beaumont Hills
Visit us under Samantha Riley Drive, Beaumont Hills.
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