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Photos - Secrets - Streets (continued)
Bronte
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A lean lane in Bronte. It takes the odd commuter
from Dickson Lane to Belgrave Street. |
Croydon
Park
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It’s so tiny that most Croydon Park
people don’t know it exists, but you can “dart
thru” it to avoid the Georges River Road traffic. |
Dangar
Island
Neotsfield Avenue is one of Dangar Island’s main streets.
Stop and take extreme care at its intersection with Baroona Street.
Dean Park
From an elevated position on the accompanying cycleway,
we admire road patterns that M7 motorway drivers miss.
Edgecliff
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When Alan says he doesn't call a suburb finished
until he has walked every street, set of steps, bush track
and lane, he means it. He wasn't going to leave unconquered
this miniature, unmarked lane off the also-narrow Bowes Avenue,
Edgecliff. |
Elvina Bay
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How's this for peace? Normanhurst Street, Elvina
Bay, in the rush hour. It’s their main street to the
wharf. Since there are no cars in Elvina Bay, you either walk
for half a day or get the ferry from Church Point. |
Enmore
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Does Francis Street, Enmore, have the world’s most
colourful footpath? It even includes a tiled hopscotch grid. |
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