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An investigation of streets with female names in Sydney

A retrospective

Hot Asphalt

Anke Stäcker July 10, 2022

Crystal Street, Rozelle on Thursday, 21 January 2021

Crystal is a U-shaped, small street between Wellington and Terry ending at Victoria Road. It seems to be hard to reach, coming from the city by car. Maybe that’s why it still looks like a remnant of old times in the midst of new developments. Not in the sense of historical buildings, but rather something thrown together haphazardly and then forgotten. There is a mix of modest homes and local industry. One of them is a panel beating shop. So there must be a way for the initiated to get in here with their cars.

In fact, the difficulty reaching this spot at the moment is due to the extensive road works happening in Victoria Road. The pungent odour of hot tar is drifting over from the construction site. The smell should be unpleasant, but I almost like it. It brings back memories of playing in the streets in my hometown Hamburg, when, in hot summers, the asphalt melted in the heat.

In female names, architecture, story telling, street photography, psychogeography Tags streets, storytelling, urbanphotography, urban exploration, flânerie, female names, architecture, asphalt, Rozelle, industry, inthetimeofcorona, industrial, Luke Kelly, Hot Asphalt
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