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Photos - Secrets - Gardens (continued)
Old Guildford
Our Old Guildford garden is growing nicely,
dear. Pity we can’t see out the windows now though.
Petersham
Petersham's Croydon Street Safari trivia quiz:
(1) Do tigers have striped fur, striped skin or striped fur and
skin?
(2) Has the tiger population in Africa's wilderness decreased, increased
or stayed much the same in the past 50 years?
(3) For how long to tigers and lions sleep each 24 hours?
(4) At what speed should you run to escape from a lion?
Follow this safety trail to the last
page of the garden section to the answers refuge.
Plumpton
Plumpton's plant-populated portico
Port Hacking
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The suburb Port Hacking is on Port Hacking.
(This web-site is just loaded with information.) It has lavish
jungle gardens, like this one in Shiprock Road. Lavish jungle
gardens are no big deal, except this one is on a house roof.
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Prairiewood
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Free range hens in Telford Place, Prairiewood.
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Regents
Park
The railway embankment at Dawes Avenue, Regents
Park, was a rubbish tip - an awful eyesore. Look what happened when
the rail authorities let 77-year-old Olga loose. Her miraculous
transformation won four first-prizes in garden competitions.
Riverview
Some day you must go to the end of Coonah Parade, Riverview, to see
St Ignatius College's equivalent of the Amazon jungle.
Riverview
Their motto, roughly translated from the Latin (Quantum potes tantum aude), is:
Quite a forest, tantamount to Amazon
Russell Lea
It's bird bath time in Atkins Avenue, Russell Lea.
Sadleir
The pink wash basin in Gabo Crescent, Sadleir,
will work even better when water is connected.
South
Granville
In Bennett Street, South Granville, a garden
packed with everything (also see below).
South
Granville
Bennett Street’s Wendy and Stuart present
Alan with a sample of their plethora of home-grown vegetables.
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