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Photos - Surprises - Fences (continued)

Coogee

No-one’s home in Alison Lane, Coogee.

Dean Park

A really big surprise this time at Coogan Place in Dean Park. This is not a street, but a house driveway. The owners have decorated the fence with a street sign bearing their house number, two old-style parking meters, a no-stopping sign, a one-hour parking sign for those who ignored the previous sign and an ancient telephone box.

Dee Why

Like a cross between a giant caterpillar and centipede, a Moorilla Street fence crawls up a Dee Why hill.

Dee Why

Prescott Avenue boasts Dee Why’s steepest hill. It also has Dee Why’s most sensible fence, which delineates the property boundary without blocking any of the view.

Denistone East

Lovely Lovell Road residents have provided tired Denistone East walkers with seating. With backrests, yet!

Double Bay

Since this fence is protecting the Finnish consulate in New South Head Road, Double Bay, we can only assume that it is the latest in high-tech high-security that pretends to be a large, apparently natural, hedge.

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