| These corners are all in the first valley or upon the first ridge east of Sydney town and were established between 1820 and 1850. Terrace houses entered a restoration phase in the 1960s and much of the area is under a preservation order. |
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| Five Ways, Paddington |
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| Stanley Street, East Sydney |
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| Burton Street, East Sydney |
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| Walter Street, Moore Park |
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It's interesting, I wish I could spend time in spots like this.
ReplyDeleteA good slice of inner city life.
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I want to move to Sydney...
ReplyDeleteWhat I would give to sit at that sunny corner cafe and enjoy the day's special
Excellent set.
ReplyDeletegreat shots of a evocative part of Sydney - love the loungers at 5 ways!
ReplyDeleteIt is a lovely part of Sydney ... your images make it look quite European.
ReplyDeleteA nice place for relaxing...
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Perhaps you could be a documentary film maker/photographer in your next career, Julie. You have a true gift for this.
ReplyDeleteIf only those buildings could talk imagine the stories they would tell.
ReplyDeleteInteresting and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting houses. They have a European feel.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and very interesting buildings!
ReplyDeleteIt is a quaint place these days but I can remember what it was like before the renovations began. In fact there is a book called "My Place" for children which deals with the changing face of that area. I love the warm colours in the last shot.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tour of your part of Sydney. I am enjoying this new meme -- it's like taking a mini-vacation! What a pretty city where you live!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Julie...these old buildings have so much character..I love em!
ReplyDeleteSo very fascinating! A very colourful atmosphere in every photo!
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