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Photos - Surprises - Streets (continued)
Fairfield East
Hardly anyone now uses this street at the former corner of
The Horsley Drive and River Avenue, Fairfield East.
But it still boasts its stop line and pedestrian crossing to nowhere.
Fairfield Heights
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As the (drunken) crow flies: Eliza Street, Fairfield Heights.
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Gymea Bay
How long did it take you to move from 321d Sylvania Road South to 5 Greygum Place?
No time at all!
Harris
Park
I bet that your suburb doesn’t
have a pear-shaped roundabout, like ours in Harris Street,
Harris Park.
Kensington
Off Virginia Street is this grass lane which
doesn't lead to anything. Cars have more sense: they don't
enter it.
Lakemba
A koala's diet is almost entirely gum leaves, so this gum is used for
letters on this Lakemba street sign, even if nowhere else in Sydney.
Lane Cove
Practise your cover drive in Delta Road, Lane Cove.
This street also
has a good incentive for the wicket-keeper not to miss the ball because ....
(see next photo)
Lane Cove
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...there is a steep hill behind him.
(Also see previous photo)
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Longueville
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Kenneth Street, Longueville, claims a tie with Vista Street,
Oatlands, for the title of Sydney’s shortest pathway. |
Mays Hill
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We applaud divided roads to separate oncoming
vehicle traffic from us, but we’re not entirely
convinced of the need for divided pathways, like here
in Rees Street, Mays Hill.
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Millers Point
How could you get your car into Lance Lane,
Millers Point, even if you wanted to park there?
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