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Photos - Surprises - Streets (continued)

Longueville

Kenneth Street, Longueville, claims a tie with Vista Street, Oatlands, for the title of Sydney’s shortest pathway.

Mays Hill

We applaud divided roads to separate oncoming vehicle traffic from us, but we’re not entirely convinced of the need for divided pathways, like here in Rees Street, Mays Hill.

Millers Point

How could you get your car into Lance Lane, Millers Point, even if you wanted to park there?

Neutral Bay

This idyllic street is just behind the main road shops, but the locals and most street directories don’t know its name. (But you do - it’s Yeo Lane.)

Newington

Mediation session in Newington
Joe: Let’s call it The Avenue.
Emma: It’s only a lane, you dork.
Facilitator: I have a suggestion …

North Parramatta

When it comes to writing your address, would you rather live here or in the street with Sydney’s longest name, Bankstown District Sports Club Drive?

North Sydney

As space is so expensive, why don’t all city streets copy the lead from the public road Doohat Lane, North Sydney?

North Willoughby

The council covering North Willoughby has come up with a novel way to overcome the cumbersome business of thinking up names for its lanes. You might like to visit Lane W21 between High and Neville Streets. But why stop there when W117 is waiting? Or the record-holder, W164, in neighbouring Chatswood? There's a prize for you if you send us a photo of any of Lanes W1 to W7.

Northbridge

To climb down to our house from Minimbah Road, Northbridge, simply turn right, throw a left, then sharp right, take care on the tight U-turn and finish with a couple of full circles.

Oakhurst

Fences encroaching from the left; buildings advancing on the right flank. Can the squeezed Granada Place, Oakhurst, hold out much longer?

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