Some Sydney pics: do these remind you of anywhere?

Figs in Napier St, Paddington: on Sydney City Council's Significant tree register

Figs in Selwyn St, Paddington; also on the Significant Tree Register

Another view of Selwyn Street

These pictures and many more can be seen here on Sydney City Council’s website.

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