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The Bath, Dee Why c1915

The Bath, Dee Why c1915

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State Library of New South Wales

[a105226 / PXA 635/224]

(Mitchell Library)

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Ocean baths

Rock baths, ocean pools and bogey holes have provided Sydney swimmers with 'wild' swimming that is nevertheless protected, linking the suburban with the sublime all along Sydney's coastline.

Beach Culture

Children

Pools

Swimming

Women

Weather

Dee Why Beach

Beach 18 kilometres north-east of Sydney city, part of the city's Northern Beaches.

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Dee Why

Northern beachside suburb and the administrative centre of Warringah Council. Much of the land belonged to the Salvation Army until subdivision began after 1911.

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Dee Why Rock Pool

Swimming pool at Dee Why.

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