Suez Canal

Small little pathway along the Rocks, nestling upward toward more modern looking buildings.
Named the Suez because it used to be a Sewer of sorts; frequented by gangs of thugs out to trip you up, with prostitutes waiting to let-​you-​in whilst reaching for your purse strings.
A little walk of history, leading to an archeological type dig at the top of a (rather impish) little climb, replete with information on the walls of this narrow lane about the history of the surrounding little bit of sydney.
Blink and you’ll miss it, but don’t. This is a nice and lovely little path back into yesteryear

You know, for an old sewage canal this place doesn’t smell half that bad.
There’s a history about this small canal, it’s worth hearing.
Just keep an eye out for sand filled socks and promises of knee tremblers! Avoid those and you’ll be swept up by the various uses of this canal over the times…
It’s well worth a walk up here to where it opens up into a bigger area.
Could just be that I love getting into nooks and crannies and feel like I’m getting a behind the scenes look at my own city!