Sydney has lost many of its interesting laneways over the years, particularly during the 1960s and 70s, when many were gobbled up by huge skyscraper developments. Now Sydney City Council wants to rediscover the lost laneways (see article). Rowe street was once the centre of "bohemian Sydney" and apparently boasted the first coffee shop. This trendy little hole-in-the-wall cafe is in Rowe Street, so it seems that a great start has been made!Tuesday, 5 December 2006
The laneways of Sydney
Sydney has lost many of its interesting laneways over the years, particularly during the 1960s and 70s, when many were gobbled up by huge skyscraper developments. Now Sydney City Council wants to rediscover the lost laneways (see article). Rowe street was once the centre of "bohemian Sydney" and apparently boasted the first coffee shop. This trendy little hole-in-the-wall cafe is in Rowe Street, so it seems that a great start has been made!
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j'aime beaucoup ta photo, mais j'ai un probleme je ne trouve pas la traduction de 'laneway'. si quelqu'un peut m'aider, merci
ReplyDeleteI like much your photograph, but I have a problem I do not find the translation of “laneway”. if somebody can help me, thank you
olivier: ruelle, I think
ReplyDeletethe couch looks so comfy, i can just sit there and read a book and doze off....
ReplyDeletemmm looks snug. I need a coffee break... and it's only 9.30 am.
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ReplyDeleteThis looks fabulous. I must have a look in next time I'm in the area.
ReplyDeleteit looks like a charming place, I especially like when the decor is not shiny brand new :-)
ReplyDeletethose little hole in the wall is interesting.
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and this kind of small but cosy cafe is really popular here too.
jing
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Very cosy, indeed! And "laneway" must be an australian term? At least I'm not familiar with it...
ReplyDeleteI like that place, it has a warm atmosphere. Great
ReplyDeletethis place is great for a cofee and many hours to conversate
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