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Gibraltar

Posted: April 13, 2023 in Sydney Streets
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We’d love to go to Gibraltar, the British city at the southern tip of Spain facing Africa.

I want to see the Rock of Gibraltar, but until then, Gibraltar Rd in Bowral will have to do.

It’ll cost a fortune to get the dog there…

Riga, Latvia

Posted: March 26, 2023 in Sydney Streets
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We missed out on visiting the Balkans because of Covid in 2020.

We’ve been looking forward to visiting ever since – so after 2 years it was great to get the chance to duck over for Sunday morning.

Riga Ave and Latvia Ave, Greenacre.

Seville

Posted: March 18, 2023 in Sydney Streets
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We’ve never been to Spain, but we’re keen to go, especially to Seville and surrounds.

The birthplace of flamenco, and famous for its mix of Islamic and Catholic architectural styles.

In the meantime, Seville St at Lane Cove will have to do!

We are really keen to visit Gallipoli in the next few years. A definite bucket list item.

In the meantime, a stroll down Gallipoli St in Concord will have to do!

New Zealand

Posted: January 28, 2022 in Sydney Streets
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So this weekend we went on a whirl-wind trip to New Zealand!

Crete

Posted: January 28, 2022 in Sydney Streets
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So this weekend we went to Crete.

At Narraweena, near the back of Dee Why.

A walk along The Thames

Posted: January 28, 2022 in Sydney Streets
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Lovely by the water.

Positano

Posted: January 28, 2022 in Sydney Streets
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Lovely to be back 🙂

Abbey

Posted: October 17, 2021 in dogs, Sydney Streets
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Things are starting to get a bit desperate with Sydney’s COVID 5km travel restrictions.

As we are stating to run out of streets names to visit nearby, we resorted to a bit of generic European holiday cheating!

Abbey St Hunter’s Hill backs on to St Joseph’s College sporting fields – eerily quiet during this period, and the ovals never in better shape.

Como is gorgeous!

Last visit we enjoyed a trip on the lake; this time we had to make do with a stroll through the quieter part of town.

Como is gorgeous!

Last visit we enjoyed a trip on the lake; this time we had to make do with a stroll through the quieter part of town.