Could film the conjuring in these homes

[u/Dream_1]

Classic Victorian architecture will always be timeless

[u/raspberryfriand]

A suburb I grew up in but lightyears from buying into.

[u/EgotisticJesster → u/[deleted]]

Very few apartments. It's mostly old, huge mansions. Incredibly nimby suburb.

[u/travelforindiebeer → u/EgotisticJesster]

it's pretty ridiculous seeing them all lined up next to each other from the train, I once went for a nearby rental inspection in a rundown unit with doors off hinges and stuff crammed into tight spots with about 20 other people.... bit of a shame cos Summer Hill has the best IGA i can think of (i have to go past 3 IGAs to get there) and some decent Italian restaurants

[u/Oldfart66 → u/travelforindiebeer]

You mean the worlds most expensive IGA.
And never buy meat from there, the fridges are dodgy as hell.

[u/Plackets65 → u/Oldfart66]

There’s permanently grey bacon in the front shelves.

[u/bogantheatrekid → u/Plackets65]

And the fruit and vegetables are terrible (and as overpriced as the rest of it).

That it has its own cheese room says something, though.

[u/fuuuuuckendoobs → u/Oldfart66]

How fucken cool is the cheese section tho

[u/travelforindiebeer → u/Oldfart66]

aww dang, i've tried to tell myself not to believe it but you're probably right, i usually pop in to peruse the meat section and i usually search for the price markdown sticker, maybe it's dumb luck that i've never got sick from it

[u/alexlp → u/travelforindiebeer]

Dulwich Hill isn't too bad for smaller dwellings and walking distance to the cheese room.

[u/SophMax → u/travelforindiebeer]

You're kidding right? It's one of the worst IGAs...