About two thirds of Chesser Street is covered overhead by this creeping plant.
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The alleyways and side streets of Adelaide's city square mile.
A photography project by Mark Bormann
1st October 2004 - 1st of January 2007
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- Woodsons Lane I
- Woodsons Lane II
- Bank Street I
- Bank Street II
- Gresham Street
- The North-East Quadrant (Hindmarsh Square)
- King William Street/East Terrace, Flinders Street/...
- Roper Street
- Daly Street I
- Daly Street II
- Pulteney Court
- Gawler Place I (Flinders Street - Wakefield Street)
- Gawler Place II (Flinders Street - Wakefield Street)
- Gawler Street
- Victoria Place
- Divett Place
- Ifould Street I
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- Nil Street
- King William Street/East Terrace, Pirie Street/Fli...
- Cleo Lane I
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- Naylor Street I
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- Freemans Lane
- Gawler Place (Pirie Street - Flinders Street)
- Prince Alfred Lane
- Sudholz Place I
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- Hyde Street (Pirie Street - Flinders Street)
- Stockley Alley
- Wyatt Street I (Pirie Street - Flinders Street)
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- Freemasons Lane
- Tucker Street I
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- Dawkins Place
- Worsnop Avenue I
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- King William Street/East Terrace, Grenfell Street/...
- Moger Lane
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- Tam-O-Shanter Place
- Hyde Street (Grenfell Street - Pirie Street)
- Wyatt Street (Grenfell Street - Pirie Street)
- Chesser Lane I
- Chesser Lane II
- Chesser Street
- French Street
- Coromandel Place
- Gawler Place (Grenfell Street - Pirie Street)
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1 comment:
I just discovered this blog. It's fantastic and brings back so many memories of my time in Adelaide.
I used to work in the Allianz building on the corner of Chesser Street and Pirie Street. We once had an office BBQ on the balcony which overlooked the Chesser Street vines. The vines actually grow over part of the balcony. It was a beautiful oasis in the middle of the city.
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