People tend to think of Redfern as the area near the railway station, particularly “The Block”. Redfern is bigger than that. This and the next two posts focus on East Redfern, with images 2008-2011 from my photo blog.
July 2011 — going to M’s place:
The development over the past ten to fifteen years has been quite amazing!
But this is definitely East Redfern!
Eastern Distributor — marking the boundary of Redfern. Over the pedestrian bridge is is Moore Park.
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