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Photos - East plus City (continued)

Tamarama

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From a suburb cliff top walk at Fletcher Street, Tamarama, Alan looks across to the famous Bondi Beach.


The Rocks

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The Rocks is the best preserved area of old Sydney. Argyle Street even boasts one of the red phone boxes that were everywhere in Sydney decades ago.


The Rocks

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The SE corner of The Rocks as seen from the bridge of the well-known Sea Shepherd.


The Rocks

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In future I'll travel more lightly. My luggage spills out of the hotel onto Cumberland Street, The Rocks


Ultimo

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The early riser with the light on wonders why street people think that windows have to be rectangular. MacArthur Street, Ultimo, sets a new trend…


Ultimo

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Like bees resting on their hive, air conditioners form a neat pattern in Kettle Lane, Ultimo.


Vaucluse

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Take the track from Vaucluse Road, Vaucluse, to Shark Bay and you’ll be able to tell the folks back home that you climbed Mount Trefle. It’s no big deal for you, since the “mountain” is but a miniature knoll. If a 91-year-old can walk through this archway of trees to climb the mountain, so can you!


Vaucluse

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In Vaucluse, like a snake slithering towards its prey, a Nielsen Park tree root twists and turns as it seeks its sustenance


Vaucluse

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So you want to play triples* at Diamond Bay Bowling Club at Vaucluse? Tough luck.
(* "Triples " is three people on each side)


Vaucluse

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Sydney Buses caved in to Vaucluse residents' demands for a better bus stop at the corner of Fitzwilliam and Wentworth Roads.


Vaucluse

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Sydney people used to expect to see one at just about every main intersection. Now it’s rare to find traffic domes, which we all knew as “silent cops” or “poached eggs”. This one guards the junction of Olola and Boambillee Avenues, Vaucluse.

Vaucluse

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From the Coastal Cliff Walk, Vaucluse, you get an almost aerial view of the waves crashing on rocks in Diamond Bay.

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