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Photos - Surprises - Streets (continued)
Plumpton
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Alan instructs road-workers on correct procedure
for setting traps for motorists in Cotterill Street, Plumpton. |
Plumpton
You would want to walk a motorway? If you don't mind sharing it with cyclists,
the M7 Motorway through the north-west suburbs that Alan has walked
(such as Acacia Gardens, Kings Park, Dean Park, Oakhurst and Plumpton)
has a pathway that separates you from the 100kmh traffic.
Plumpton
Flamingo Grove, Plumpton, has better curves than you’d see on your favourite actress.
Plumpton
We can’t tell you the name of this lane because it doesn’t have one.
It’s in a new development off Parkwood Street, Plumpton.
Pyrmont
Alan follows Warner Brothers cartoons' example by ensuring
protection in the event of freeway collapse. This is
no carpark, but a very low Bulwara Road underpass joining
two parts of Pyrmont.
Rydalmere
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What a difference just one tree can
make. This one sure brightened autumn for Euston Street,
Rydalmere.
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Silverwater
How do they pronounce the name of their
street? And how many other ways can you pronounce "ough"?
While no-one's looking, have a sneak peak at the
answer.
Spit
Junction
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Spit Junction's Horsnell Lane, where it
rounds the bend into Field Lane, must go close to holding
the record for Sydney's narrowest footpath. But we're
sure someone can do better. Please let us know if you're
the someone.
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Stanmore
The northern half of the lane between Margaret Street
and Corunna Road, Stanmore, is not recommended for
cars and is barely recommended for humans. However
it is trafficable for smaller animals. This is the
narrowest lane that Alan has conquered.
(See also below)
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