Walk Sydney Streets Photos - Secrets Gardens Page 30

Photos - Secrets - Gardens (continued)

West Pymble

When one of the kids misbehaves we lock him in the isolation cell in Apollo Avenue, West Pymble.

Whalan

Ellengowan Crescent, Whalan: Nice garden, nice car, nice grandmother.

Willoughby East

The perfect entrance in Edna Street, Willoughby East

Willoughby East

Lots of work to get this shape in Robert Street, Willoughby East
(Also see the next photo)

Willoughby East

Lots of work to get this shape in Robert Street, Willoughby East
(Also see the previous photo)

Woollahra

Nearly time to mow the wall in Smith Street, Woollahra

Woodcroft

I've not seen so much colour in any other suburb. Windamere Avenue, Woodcroft, has some of the best.

Yarrawarrah

It’s a long climb to this house in Geraldton Place, Yarrawarrah, but the half-way shady rest stop, probably with snack bar and refreshment rooms, makes the task so much easier.

Yowie Bay

No mail box in Sydney has a more cared-for ambience than in Coolum Place, Yowie Bay.

Zetland

Does Zetland have the record for most colourful gardens at a railway station entrance? If not, it at least has the record for most alphabetically-disadvantage suburb. The gardens brighten the corner of Bourke Street and Botany Road.
(Also see the next photo)

Zetland

Answers to Petersham’s Croydon Street Safari trivia quiz (see the earlier Secrets | Garden page for questions):
(1) Both the fur and skin of a tiger are striped.
(2) Tigers are native to Asia, not Africa, so their African population has remained much the same, ie nil.
(3) Tigers sleep for about as long as we’re awake, 17 hours.
(4) The speed you should run at to escape a lion is 0km/h. If you stand still, you confuse a lion. If you run, it assumes you are prey.

If you would like more trivia, hundreds more free questions and answers await you here.

(End of Secrets - Gardens)

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