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Photos - Secrets - Streets (continued)
Willoughby East
High Street is a very busy road, but we suspect this lane going off it in Willoughby East isn't.
(Also see the next photo)
Willoughby East
High Street is a very busy road, but we suspect this lane going off it in Willoughby East isn't.
(Also see the previous photo)
Windsor
It's hardly a common street name.
And a surprising choice for an abbreviation in Lane to save just one letter.
Winston Hills
Walking steep Winston Hills gives sore back.
Woollahra
Adelaide Parade, Woollahra, from start to finish,
doesn’t seem to have a high priority need for traffic
lights or roundabouts.
Woollahra
The paling fence across the entrance to The
Grove, Woollahra, a no-cars street with nine cottages, ensures
that The Grove (see below) remains the best of secrets.
Woollahra
The Grove, Woollahra
Woollahra
Bowden Lane, Woollahra. Is tiny enough without this even narrower one branching from it.
It's wide enough to drive a rubbish bin down it, but not much else.
Woolloomooloo
The fairyland hideout of Rae Place, Woolloomooloo,
is recognised as too special to even allow cars to disturb it.
Woronora
Nearly every house in Prince Edward Park Road, Woronora,
carries a clear message to the council.
What was concerning residents of peaceful Prince Edward Park Road, Woronora?
(See next photo)
Woronora
A gate. If plans to open it succeeded, their street would become a
major traffic artery to the neighbouring,
but presently inaccessible, suburb.
(See previous photo as well)
Answers to Abbotsford questions:
Why does the one Abbotsford street have its name in both capitals and lower case?
Maybe to stake a claim for first Sydney suburb to use lower case letters in street name signs,
an honour that I’m confident it owns.
Why does the one Abbotsford street have two names? Twice?
It doesn’t. Someone, probably not me, turned the Spring Street and Teviot Avenue signs 90 degrees.
Why does the one Abbotsford street have two colours?
Why does Abbotsford have three colours?
I’m awaiting answer from council
Answer to the question under Drummoyne about the most
common street name in Sydney suburbs:
Park is the clear leader for common Sydney street names, but Victoria and Railway also gain a medal.
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