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| Areas with themed street names are cool - this one is in St Albans |
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| A series of square parks in Kealba |
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| Again in Kealba - why the diagonal line |
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| I just thought this was cool. Also Kealba |
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| I'm going to stop clarifying the suburb for now because you can probably guess this one - I like the little island parks here |
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| We used to drive past this linear reserve all the time on our way to Keilor Downs shopping centre and as a child, I really hated it. No reason really |
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| What a cute little teardrop cul-de-sac and its friend, the other cul-de-sac |
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| How weird is that diagonal boundary - I think this in St Albans |
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| So repetitive. Think this is Deer Park now |
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| This one is definitely Deer Park. Those streets are the perfect shape for an easy three point turn |
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| Go to Taylors Lakes, then cross the Calder, and you will find this |
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| I don't even have to explain this one do I |
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| I think one person subdivided a lot and then everyone else in the street caught on |
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| Can you believe I have spent my whole life shopping at Airport West* and I only just realised it has an entire substation hidden behind it! *Actually a true fact. I don't remember when they did their big renovations but I remember a time before it - there was a palm tree and dim lighting and a World 4 Kids store, a glass roof somewhere, dark tiled surfaces maybe? I cried when we went there next and it was all gone. Same goes for when they removed the mini golf course in the basement at Highpoint |
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| Indeed |
