The pizza shop used in that series is on Liverpool Rd (Hume Hwy) at
Chullora, across from the old Rolling Stock workshops.

For many years there was a divided carriageway with a wide median
along that stretch of road, later paved over for road widening.

That median was originally provided for a never-built extension to the
Enfield tramway to Bankstown.

So there is no reason why the Hashfield of the imagination can't have
trams - it's just a hair's breadth from reality, just like Fat Pizza
itself.

Tony G

(BTW, the writer and producer of Fat Pizza, Paul Fenech,used to work
for the railways at Chullora) 

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Pity there are no trams in Hashfield,where Fat Pizza is located.
Jeff

On Friday, 6 December 2013 5:21 PM, John Wayman wrote:
  Here is a photo of B2 2038 about to cross Lakeside Drive
on its way into the city this morning. The Vermont South terminus is
to the right of the green traffic lights on the next hill. B2 2038
also featured in the first photo of this series. From the terminus in
the background to this stop, you are within 1 kilometre of "Ramsey
Street" (Pinoak Court).
View this photo at http://tdu.to/wayman_2013-12-06_9455.jpg [1]

Cheers
John Wayman
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