This next post is a surface look into one of the most outer southwestern suburbs of Sydney. 

Cobbitty

It's time to head to the outer lands of Southwest Sydney for a bit of mountaineering. 

Mount Annan

For this next suburb, I mostly spend some time watching a peanut roll on an escalator in Southwest Sydney.

Casula

I can't tell you that I visited every inch of this next suburb. What I did do, however, is have a pretty swell lunch.

Canley Vale

We interrupt your regular programming with a Completing Sydney Holiday Special.

For Muslims, Ramadan is a holy month where people fast during the day and only eat and drink at night. The post-fast meal (breakfast, if you will), is often characterised by great feasts with friends and family. 

If, like me, you're not a Muslim, you can still participate in the festivities by heading to Lakemba during the month of Ramadan for their becoming-famous Ramadan markets. I've held off on covering this suburb until I've had a chance to visit these markets (Covid has stepped on those plans the past couple of years), so I'm excited to check them out for myself.

Lakemba

This next suburb is one of those that you can go your entire life without visiting or hearing anything about. Let's visit 

Belfield

In this next post I continue galivanting through Western Sydney, heading east toward the Inner West.

Greenacre

Here's another Western Sydney suburb. It's interesting, but not in a way that would particularly encourage a visit.

Chullora

It's time for some more mindless wandering through this particular crease of Western Sydney, with two more suburbs.

Potts Hill

Next in line is another Western Sydney favourite, as requested by nobody at all. 

Birrong

This next suburb is kind of what this blog is all about. Sefton is an entirely unglamous suburb, but with a blue sky and some reasonable Sydney public transport, even a stroll through Western Sydney's forgotten pockets can be a perfectly enjoyable time. 

Sefton

Here are two more Southwest Sydney suburbs in the great lands of Hoxton. One I half-arse, one I do properly. 

Hoxton Park

This isn't Southern France, this isn't Far North Queensland, this is Southwest Sydney. 

Carnes Hill

Leaving my previous suburb of Horsingsea Park, I entered Carnes Hill via this half-effort bridge over a creek. 

Welcome back to another instalment of "deep diving into a suburb I didn't know existed". 

Horningsea Park

Where the hell is that? Well you start at Prestons, walk west along Camden Valley Way and cross this bridge and you'll be there. 

Another day, another dollar Southwest Sydney suburb.

Prestons

I came to Edmondson Park, and planned an entire day of suburbsing around it, entirely for one immature purpose. Let me show you what that is.

Edmondson Park

It's been about a year since we traveled this deep into Southwest Sydney - funny that.

Capital Hill

This next suburb is a Western Sydney spot challenging our expectations of what can be found in Fairfield Council.

Abbotsbury

Merry Christmas (eve)! 

This next suburb is interesting for being both in the Inner West as well as the Southwest, straddling both sides of the Cooks River. 

Canterbury

This next suburb is an interesting stop, tucked away in Sydney's nether regions. 

Voyager Point