Don't apply for a job as a garbage collector if the run includes Bromley Avenue, Cremorne. This 'avenue' has no vehicle access, and garbos have to carry rubbish or pull it behind them up lots of steps. This is just a fraction of their torture.
(Also see the next two photos)

Don't apply for a job as a garbage collector if the run includes Bromley Avenue, Cremorne. This 'avenue' has no vehicle access, and garbos have to carry rubbish or pull it behind them up lots of steps. This is just a fraction of their torture.
(Also see the previous photo and the next photo)

Don't apply for a job as a garbage collector if the run includes Bromley Avenue, Cremorne. This 'avenue' has no vehicle access, and garbos have to carry rubbish or pull it behind them up lots of steps. This is just a fraction of their torture.
(Also see the previous two photos)

When you go out the double doors to look at the view, be careful! It's on Adam Street, the main Curl Curl thoroughfare.

Refrigerator delivery man: And are there any steps?
Surrey Lane, Darlinghurst, resident: Yes, we're on the 5th floor.

These steps, seen from Dawes Point Park under the Sydney Harbour Bridge, have a special surprise at their lower end for those who aren’t looking where they’re going.

These steps, leading through a yard in St Georges Crescent, Drummoyne, are probably older than yours.

Henley’s Crown Street naturally has king-size steps.

It’s hard enough squeezing around the pole, let alone getting the double bed up to the top unit in Balfour Road, Kensington.

Glenferrie budget lodge in Carabella Street, Kirribilli, not only has inexpensive accommodation but also provides exercise at no extra charge.